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Old 10-05-2007, 08:08 PM   #1
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Hey guys, can some of you blokes do me a favour and measure your radiator legnth from mount to mount on your AU's? Theres a good chance that one of these will fit in my XP project but I dont want to throw down the cash until I know for sure! Not sure if there is a difference between AU1 2 or 3, so a few measurements would be excellent if you can oblige.

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Old 10-05-2007, 10:00 PM   #2
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could only find my cheap $2 tape measure and the measurements for my AU1 from the left to right top mount was 31.5 inches (APPROX),hope this helps ya
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Old 10-05-2007, 10:00 PM   #3
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au2 xr6 radiator has pims at each corner on the side tanks top of the radiator distance between the pins is 745 mm give or take a mm....total radiator width is 775mm, the pins protrude a little, total radiator height is about 500mm,.....bottom pins 740 mm between,.....core depth 25mm
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dont froget, you have a remote header tank with these radiators (xk - xf were one unit) and will you be mounting the thermo fans, or using a clutch fan (type mounted and run from motor)? just asking the question incase you are as you may want the shroud/fan depth measurements as well.
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Cheers guys, all the info I need.
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