Nice. I was thinking 3 pieces, straight to 45, 45 to 45, 45 back to straight, but heck, that's fine too. :) The place in question is a scrap yard of new and used materials.. so it's darned cheap anyhow.
Build log, lacking photos (haven't got them uploaded yet:). The Picasa links work, but they are maybe 4 days behind right now. Hope to upload later today. http://www.v8rx7forum.com/v8-rx-7-build-threads/53820-wallymans-budget-build-fc-lt1-t56-tii.html I am down to wires and hoses and 2 major items.. Radiator rework, and the missing Clutch Wallyman p.s... Yes, I already know the following: The motor is filthy, the car is dented and scratched, my garage is too small and it is a complete pig-sty. :) BUT the Yellow Sub is under a car cover! Ashraf Farrag <[email protected] rg> To [email protected] 02/23/2009 02:21 PM cc [email protected] Subject Please respond to Re: Where to buy Aluminum [email protected] radiator components? NMC g [email protected] wrote: > > After much calling, screwing around and very little progress (Griffin > was the best fit, but $$$ comes into play I think.. thanks Bill for > that lead tho) I realized that is going to be the cheapest/fastest > bet. It's water, a little 45/45 corner isn't that big of an issue plus > I can get very tight to the end tank this way. Plus straight pipe is > $1.25 a foot vs. $24+ a corner plus time plus whatever. > If it is good enough for these guys: http://www.rondavisradiators.com/90-outlet.jpg ...I think you can rest easy knowing that it will work for your application. Tube is even cheaper if you get it from the scrapyard by the pound. Aircraft Spruce, by far, has the best deals on aluminum. If you find a better deal than them, let me know. :) Build log of the V8 FC? --Ashraf
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