Board Logo
Go To Bottom

Printable Version  
[ Total Views: 1995 | Total Replies: 6 | Thread Id: 105304 ]
Author: Subject:  pics of radiator into front of Karmann Ghia ?
MemberUber Kafer
Wolfsburg Wizard
***


Avatar


Posts: 414
Threads: 50
Registered: November 12th, 2009
Member Is Offline

Location: Bunbury (BunVegas) WA
Theme: UltimaBB Pro Blue ( Default )
Mood: Need a bigger shed..

posted on March 4th, 2014 at 09:21 PM
pics of radiator into front of Karmann Ghia ?


Hi,
considering doing the subie transplant on the karmann ghia. does anyone have any photos or links to a ghia subie build thread that details radiators in the front ?
thanks.
Member1303Steve
A.k.a.: Steve Carter
Scirocco Rare
*********


Avatar


Posts: 8621
Threads: 556
Registered: August 27th, 2002
Member Is Offline

Location: Sydney, NSW
Theme: UltimaBB Pro Blue ( Default )
Mood: Parrot Heading

posted on March 4th, 2014 at 11:41 PM



Hi

This site is probably the best one to search http://vwkd.com/bb/ 

Steve
Memberkarmann141
Wolfsburg Wizard
***


No Avatar


Posts: 483
Threads: 47
Registered: August 27th, 2009
Member Is Offline

Location: Carindale - Brisbane
Theme: UltimaBB Pro Blue

posted on March 5th, 2014 at 09:07 PM



Here are a few pics of a radiator in a Ghia. Can't remember which site I found them but no build thread from memory.

Not sure how well the setup works in the yellow Ghia - radiator is very upright and not much space behind it with the cover on, even though it looks very neat.

I'll be using a similar setup but leaning the radiator back with air intakes through the standard front vents and enlarging the the horn hole a little (if needed).

Error
Sorry, you must be a registered user in order to download attachments.


Error
Sorry, you must be a registered user in order to download attachments.


Error
Sorry, you must be a registered user in order to download attachments.




1961 K Ghia - Porsche 5 sp, EJ20T, Brembo's, Dble A arm susp
1974 L Bug - Porsche 944 brakes, Boxster 16's
1974 Bay Camper - EJ20, twin radiators, Boxster 16x7's
Half Beetle trailer with Boxster 16x7's
2011 Tiguan TDI 4Motion
2010 LR Discovery 4 TDV
Memberkarmann141
Wolfsburg Wizard
***


No Avatar


Posts: 483
Threads: 47
Registered: August 27th, 2009
Member Is Offline

Location: Carindale - Brisbane
Theme: UltimaBB Pro Blue

posted on March 5th, 2014 at 09:33 PM



Also have a look at this thread

http://forums.aussieveedubbers.com/viewtopic.php?tid=58256 




1961 K Ghia - Porsche 5 sp, EJ20T, Brembo's, Dble A arm susp
1974 L Bug - Porsche 944 brakes, Boxster 16's
1974 Bay Camper - EJ20, twin radiators, Boxster 16x7's
Half Beetle trailer with Boxster 16x7's
2011 Tiguan TDI 4Motion
2010 LR Discovery 4 TDV
MemberUber Kafer
Wolfsburg Wizard
***


Avatar


Posts: 414
Threads: 50
Registered: November 12th, 2009
Member Is Offline

Location: Bunbury (BunVegas) WA
Theme: UltimaBB Pro Blue ( Default )
Mood: Need a bigger shed..

posted on March 5th, 2014 at 09:49 PM



Quote:
Originally posted by karmann141
with air intakes through the standard front vents and enlarging the the horn hole a little (if needed).


thats exactly the approach I was interested in. I'm wondering if that will give sufficient cooling, well... I'm hoping actually.
Memberkarmann141
Wolfsburg Wizard
***


No Avatar


Posts: 483
Threads: 47
Registered: August 27th, 2009
Member Is Offline

Location: Carindale - Brisbane
Theme: UltimaBB Pro Blue

posted on March 5th, 2014 at 09:56 PM



I'm sure it will - as long as the perimeter of the radiator is sealed forcing all incoming air through the radiator. Combined with the added volume and running pipes underneath I doubt cooling would be a problem.



1961 K Ghia - Porsche 5 sp, EJ20T, Brembo's, Dble A arm susp
1974 L Bug - Porsche 944 brakes, Boxster 16's
1974 Bay Camper - EJ20, twin radiators, Boxster 16x7's
Half Beetle trailer with Boxster 16x7's
2011 Tiguan TDI 4Motion
2010 LR Discovery 4 TDV
MemberUber Kafer
Wolfsburg Wizard
***


Avatar


Posts: 414
Threads: 50
Registered: November 12th, 2009
Member Is Offline

Location: Bunbury (BunVegas) WA
Theme: UltimaBB Pro Blue ( Default )
Mood: Need a bigger shed..

posted on March 5th, 2014 at 10:03 PM



thanks for the links guys. good stuff there.


  Go To Top


Powered by GaiaBB, © 2011 The GaiaBB Group


[ Queries: 40 ] [ PHP: 11.3% - SQL: 88.7% ]