Subject	Absolutely.
Posted by	Kenny on June 26, 2007 at 8:19 PM
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In Reply To	can you use a NA radiator in a TT for a very temp. fix? posted by GaranaBlade on June 26, 2007 at 06:45 PM
Message	If the vehicle is stationary, you make have the radiator sitting external the engine bay and extend the rubber hoses traveling to and from the radiator. Good luck! Recursively Yours, Kenny... PETZ Member #5 You guys rock socks. (Click for pie-chart) Computer Science is no more about computers than astronomy is about telescopes. - EW Dijkstra
Follow Ups	can you use a NA radiator in a TT for a very temp. fix? - GaranaBlade 18:45:09 06/26/07 no. (n/m) - Halo Z 18:47:59 06/26/07 crap (n/m) - GaranaBlade 18:48:17 06/26/07 NA rad is much wider than a TT, no way it'd fit. (n/m) - lakerdude42 18:52:12 06/26/07 Technical clarification...the NA rad would fit in a TT if - Dave N 19:18:22 06/26/07 Like I said, it's not gonna fit. (n/m) - lakerdude42 19:36:24 06/26/07 That sarcasm flew WAAAYYY over your head :-) (n/m) - Dave N 19:40:17 06/26/07 I guess, everyone's so damn technical anymore , haha. (n/m) - lakerdude42 19:48:39 06/26/07 'anymore', technically, you mean 'now' ;) (n/m) - CRAZZEPETE. 08:14:34 06/27/07 Absolutely. - Kenny 20:19:10 06/26/07 Excellent point. (n/m) - TT XTZ 21:08:49 06/26/07 *broken (n/m) - SactoTodd 22:05:51 06/26/07 there's one for sale in the classifieds, just went up. (n/m) - BannonZ (Thebanman407) 22:25:43 06/26/07 a very good jb weld job will hold - AntiHero 09:21:52 06/27/07
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