aftermarket radiator fitting without original crossmember

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aftermarket radiator fitting without original crossmember

Postby gazaboi on Tue Jan 13, 2015 1:58 am

Right I'm replacing my radiator with a brand new one but previous owner had removed the front crossmember and fitted a rad which has no brand and I can't find one similar anywhere, the one I've bought is a standard fitment type full alloy with 40mm core and I would like to know if anyone else has fitted a alloy crossmember and how they fitted there radiator so I can work out how to do mine
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