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bigger radiator or aluminum one
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14/07/2016 12:00
14/07/2016 12:00
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or_doron
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or_doron
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Hey friends
Where can I find a bigger radiator or aluminum one. To my 16vt.
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Re: bigger radiator or aluminum one
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15/07/2016 10:11
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Sofia, Bulgaria
injekciona
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On a journey
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Sofia, Bulgaria
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Recently I've bought an uprated 40mm radiator for Alfa 155Q4(it's the same as the 16VT one). It's a decent quality product, but the radiator inlet/outlet bore diameter is 8mm bigger than the diameter of the OEM hoses and it's almost impossible to use them. With a lot of efforts I succeeded in installing the OEM upper hose, but not the bottom one. Then I found that I can use a bottom hose from Opel Astra F that fits perfectly. After fitting it, the temperature in traffic during the hot days is several degrees lower compared to the stock radiator.
Last edited by injekciona; 15/07/2016 10:11.
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Re: bigger radiator or aluminum one
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15/07/2016 16:41
15/07/2016 16:41
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or_doron
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or_doron
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Hey friends
Where can I find a bigger radiator or aluminum one. To my 16vt. Hey You have pictures of the radiator \ Lower pipe and assembly process ? Raditor come with mounts for installation ?
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