G35Driver - Infiniti G35 & G37 Forum Discussion
As you can see here, I took a snapshot of the outside temps. Overall a great radiator and held up very very well. Gas mileage also improved. I drive 90% highway.
As you can see here, I took a snapshot of the outside temps. Overall a great radiator and held up very very well. Gas mileage also improved. I drive 90% highway.
0 2016/08/23 23:00:29
Another snapshot of the fitment from the driver side.
Another snapshot of the fitment from the driver side.
0 2016/08/23 23:00:22
Here is a snapshot of the fitment from the passenger side. This is with the intake air scoop removed.
Here is a snapshot of the fitment from the passenger side. This is with the intake air scoop removed.
0 2016/08/23 23:00:16
This was the only modification I had to make. For whatever reason, the neck of the radiator didn't protrude enough in toward the back of the car. We had to shave a part of the fiberglass shown here to get it to fit.
This was the only modification I had to make. For whatever reason, the neck of the radiator didn't protrude enough in toward the back of the car. We had to shave a part of the fiberglass shown here to get it to fit.
0 2016/08/23 23:00:10
Top-down view, shows that the stock fans can still be used - no clearance issues.
Top-down view, shows that the stock fans can still be used - no clearance issues.
0 2016/08/23 23:00:02
Top-down view of the radiator, with stock radiator fans mounted. It mounts perfectly.
Top-down view of the radiator, with stock radiator fans mounted. It mounts perfectly.
0 2016/08/23 22:59:56
This is with the intake scoop installed, it does not align perfectly. The radiator+the stock fan pushes back against the intake assembly so your have a few millimeter displaced. I just used a zip tie to secure the intake scoop. No biggy.
This is with the intake scoop installed, it does not align perfectly. The radiator+the stock fan pushes back against the intake assembly so your have a few millimeter displaced. I just used a zip tie to secure the intake scoop. No biggy.
0 2016/08/23 22:59:50
not so shiny.
not so shiny.
0 2016/08/14 23:46:31
SHINY
SHINY
0 2016/08/14 23:46:16
Condenser is ready to be cleaned, supported by zip ties to prevent AC line damage
Condenser is ready to be cleaned, supported by zip ties to prevent AC line damage
0 2016/08/14 23:46:01
Dirty condenser. Use a condenser wash, spray on front, then use high pressure water hose(placed on low pressure) and spray the condenser from back to front to dislodge debris.
Dirty condenser. Use a condenser wash, spray on front, then use high pressure water hose(placed on low pressure) and spray the condenser from back to front to dislodge debris.
0 2016/08/14 23:45:53
not so shiny.
not so shiny.
0 2016/08/14 23:42:19
oooo shiny
oooo shiny
0 2016/08/14 23:42:03
Condenser supported with zip ties to prevent damage to the AC lines and provide support.
Condenser supported with zip ties to prevent damage to the AC lines and provide support.
0 2016/08/14 23:41:48
Some debris getting stuck in front of condenser. This condenser will "hook" onto the mounting points at the bottom of the radiator
Some debris getting stuck in front of condenser. This condenser will "hook" onto the mounting points at the bottom of the radiator
0 2016/08/14 23:41:39
Bumper removed - Front of condenser was sprayed with condenser cleaner, and I used a high pressure hose (dialed to low pressure) and sprayed the backside of the condenser to the front to clear out debris.
Bumper removed - Front of condenser was sprayed with condenser cleaner, and I used a high pressure hose (dialed to low pressure) and sprayed the backside of the condenser to the front to clear out debris.
0 2016/08/14 23:41:31