Rear Mount Radiator Pipe

[suzookyman]

Got a twin fan Radiator out of a V6 Honda the other day and was only after
the fan off it but the whole thing is mint so I'm thinking of chucking it in the back ( soft top Suzuki bush truck ) but I need some pipe to plumb it in, has anyone north of Auck's got anything lying around that would be suitable?
cheers AL

[meatc]

Hey

I used exhaust tube to do mine. Got 38mm (i think) cause it fitted Darinz bender. Was about $50 for a length, bent it up and put a bit of heat padding over it as it runs in the cab.

[Sadam_Husain]

dosent really answer your question but just a thought to throw into the equation, beer_cruiser stuck a spare cruiser radiator on the back of his 40 and plumbed it up to the heater outlets on the engine (no heater in his truck ) and ran it in tandem with the radiator on the front of the truck, seemed to work ok

[taz01]

while back i had the idea of using hydr hose off a large digger

[new2zukes]

while back i had the idea of using hydr hose off a large digger

sounds like $$$$$$$$

[kbjj]

dosent really answer your question but just a thought to throw into the equation, beer_cruiser stuck a spare cruiser radiator on the back of his 40 and plumbed it up to the heater outlets on the engine (no heater in his truck ) and ran it in tandem with the radiator on the front of the truck, seemed to work ok

Now thats a good idea, crafty if you could tee into heater circuit, then use heater control to operate a 'gate' valve at the tee if you get my drift.

[Dr_PC]

Al,
19mm aluminum cheap as but cant remeber exactaly give ulrich a call, thats what I'm using

[suzookyman]

Al,
19mm aluminum cheap as but cant remeber exactaly give ulrich a call, thats what I'm using

cheers Dan