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It's an educated guess, for sure. But a late model WRX turbo (2.5l also, but DOHC) has a radiator that is 1/2" wider, 6" shorter, and only 1" thick. I guess that means I have six more inches at 2" thick, than a stock one. (yeah, baby... yeah.) I really don't think I will have any cooling issues. I have (2) 14" fans coming in next week that will mount below it, pulling air downward.




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Skid, that thing looks like it will be insane fun to run around in. At the rate you are clippin' along, you should be ready to take it to Mexico to check out the 1000...
BTW, where did you end up getting the rubba? Was it strips, sheet, etc... and do they have 1/4"?
As the saying goes... you (your car) have definately come a long way...

BTW, where did you end up getting the rubba? Was it strips, sheet, etc... and do they have 1/4"?
As the saying goes... you (your car) have definately come a long way...

- Skidmark
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OMG! I haven't looked at that pic for awhile!! What a difference, eh? I picked up some sheet rubber, 36" wide X around 14" (found the end of a roll at McFadden-Dale Hardware). It's 3/16" thick. The top radiator hose would be easy with two 45 degree silicone elbows, and a straight length of tube. Of course the bent tube connectors are more money than the straight ones...








