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Rear mounted Radiator
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Rear mounted Radiator
When running a rear mounted radiator in a buggy /truggy, are the risks high for getting burnt if a hose lets go or over heats and blows the top???
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Re: Rear mounted Radiator
No ...
Most of the plumbing would be stainless steel, with a couple hoses at each end, which are mostly shorter than a stock setup.
100s of racing buggies etc with radiator sitting inches behind the seats and no incidents that I know of.
There's always a risk of a radiator "blowing it's top" but if it's behind you, and you're moving forward at the time ... pffft!
Most of the plumbing would be stainless steel, with a couple hoses at each end, which are mostly shorter than a stock setup.
100s of racing buggies etc with radiator sitting inches behind the seats and no incidents that I know of.
There's always a risk of a radiator "blowing it's top" but if it's behind you, and you're moving forward at the time ... pffft!
'03 Mazda Bravo Plus
'80 Datto 720 Ute
'77 Leyland Terrier Truck ... yes a real truck
'80 Datto 720 Ute
'77 Leyland Terrier Truck ... yes a real truck
Re: Rear mounted Radiator
If you're worried just put a guard between the seats and the radiator. Very simple to do.
http://www.outerlimits4x4.com/viewtopic ... 6&t=231346j-top paj wrote:gayer than jizz on a beard
Re: Rear mounted Radiator
Yeah Perspex guard is the go. I will be making one for Gut's buggy later on when time permits. Tranny/auto cooler & radiator lines if possible I would recommend braided lines where flex is needed.
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Re: Rear mounted Radiator
yea ive seen a hose let go onto the passengerss, wasnt pretty i would definately run a firewall of some kind
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