has anyone got a copy of the instructions to install the safari intercooler to a gq patrol. the part number of the intercooler is SCTD42.
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safari intercooler instructions
G'Day Mr Duff,
I have a copy at home, but is has been faxed to me from Safari, so I can probably fax it or scan it in and send it to you.
What is your fax number or email address?
They are a pretty tight fit. I had to remove the condenser fan and the grille support under the latch. You might also find you have to trim a bit of the grille away too. I completely cut all the fins out and replaced it with a bit of aluminium expanded mesh. I looks ok now that the shine has dulled. You'll also have to cut a Ø90mm odd hole in the apron for the cooled air returing to the motor (it is dimensioned in the instructions). Mine has a body lift too, so i modified the Safari brackets to suit, which is pretty simple, other wise the inlet pipe won't fit past the steering damper and the chassis.
Let me know if you want some more help or a photo.
Nathan
I have a copy at home, but is has been faxed to me from Safari, so I can probably fax it or scan it in and send it to you.
What is your fax number or email address?
They are a pretty tight fit. I had to remove the condenser fan and the grille support under the latch. You might also find you have to trim a bit of the grille away too. I completely cut all the fins out and replaced it with a bit of aluminium expanded mesh. I looks ok now that the shine has dulled. You'll also have to cut a Ø90mm odd hole in the apron for the cooled air returing to the motor (it is dimensioned in the instructions). Mine has a body lift too, so i modified the Safari brackets to suit, which is pretty simple, other wise the inlet pipe won't fit past the steering damper and the chassis.
Let me know if you want some more help or a photo.
Nathan
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