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Look I have been through this my cooler is stuffed and requires replacement. Can so wine just tell me about the front bar please

my one the front bar was not cut as far as i know [not sure if it was trimmed]

however the cooler is installed slightly angled down so it goes inside the front bar

see pictures... attached

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Im using a 100mm Nismo z-tune core and the bar had to be trimmed a little. The tags that hold in the mesh had to go, as well as a few notches to accomodate the welds. This didnt worry me though as I was intending on getting a nismo front bar eventually anyway.

Regarding engine temps, they aren't a problem provided you use a GOOD core like a Nismo or something else high end. Today in traffic I saw 44 degrees as the air intake temp on the MFD. Engine temp will sit around thermostat 68-70 and oil at 80-82. Sitting in traffic stationary with the aircon on will see the water temps rise up to 80ish which is still very safe.

Dam I miss the cool climate of Victoria, and seeing air temps of 10-11 degrees!

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