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turtlebain

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May 16, 2012
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Hi guys, I want to get this project going, but haven't had much time to spare recently.

If anyone has done a AN rad install, post pics of your setup and details, like what sizes and brands were used? How much hose length you went through etc. I'm hoping 6 ft. is enough.

I am leaning towards Russel ProClassic II Hose purely because of looks and it doesn't scratch paint. Russel fittings because they match and seem to be good build quality.

This is what I have so far..

EVO VIII Koyo Half Radiator
FAL Puller Shrouded Fan

What I am going to order from Summit

4 16AN male Weld-on aluminum Bungs
6 ft Russel ProClassic Hose 16AN
4 Hose Ends

Am I forgetting anything?
 
Are you going to keep the stock waterpipe?

I used -16.. take my word for it when I say if you can make a run of -16 hose longer, do it.

Makes working with the stuff much easier.

Any pics or specifics? Yes I was planning on keeping stock water pipe, what's the alternative /benefit?

Is Tyler at Forced Engineering on this forum?
 
If I have a moment I will share some that should show what you want.

The alternative, that I would have gone with were the space available would be to run the Jay Racing kit that makes the water pump conversion to AN a bolt-on affair. This would have been a tremendous advantage in terms of assembly/disassembly were it feasible on my car.

My lower rad hose is a nightmare to deal with installing or removing.

Because of my scatter shield and other items we welded an extension on the water pipe to clear the shield and shifter assembly and tuck against the front of the trans. As a result both the upper and lower hoses are stubby.

I deleted my heater core, throttle circuit, etc as well. I did leave ports for plumbing my liquid cooled wastegates though.

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Those are the best shots I could find that should show what you need and some of the routing issues I had.
 

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LandSpeed, your setup looks amazing!

Any setup on a 2G? I found a couple on STM's website.

Can I get away with using these inexpensive Summit racing hose ends? What are the main differences, are they going to be will they be as reliable as the Russel ones?
 
LandSpeed, your setup looks amazing!

Any setup on a 2G? I found a couple on STM's website.

Can I get away with using these inexpensive Summit racing hose ends? What are the main differences, are they going to be will they be as reliable as the Russel ones?

I have used the summit racing hose ends and honestly its worth the money to get the Russell ones. you can tell the difference in quality just looking at them. don't get me wrong they worked out and have zero leaks but I would be weary about disassembling them and reusing them.
 
I have used the summit racing hose ends and honestly its worth the money to get the Russell ones. you can tell the difference in quality just looking at them. don't get me wrong they worked out and have zero leaks but I would be weary about disassembling them and reusing them.

Ok, so I should go with the Russel ends. Anyone else agree / disagree ?

19TSI95AWD - any pics of the setup? Sounds interesting
 
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