Budget BMW Fun Pt 3 – DIY Rear Mounted Radiator

In this episode we build a DIY rear mounted radiator!
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02:25 – Jo Cohen & Sex Whales – We Are
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46 thoughts on “Budget BMW Fun Pt 3 – DIY Rear Mounted Radiator

  1. Nice channel. I was just about to relocate the radiator on my E46 then I run into your channel. I wonder if it keeps the temperature cool enough and the pump works fine.
    Thanks for now!

  2. i was asking why not use a heater hose but then you said that you were trying not to spend much and it made sense. i love to watch these videos bro. they are interesting, funny, questioning and filled with info.

  3. I don't think the rear mounted radiator was thought through.
    You need lots of airflow for a radiator to function fully, a scoop should have been added imo.
    Also, you ran hot and cold pipes together. I'm pretty sure your cold is gonna end up hot or at best warm.

  4. Cool idea, reasonably executed except: rigid PVC attached to rocking and shaking motor == cracked PVC. You should maybe use hoses at the front to protect the PVC pipes.

  5. didnt think the PVC weld on the joints would survive road vibrations… would be really shitty if that failed so im glad to see you put rubber hosing in 🙂

  6. GUYS, pretty important piece of information I think you might be overlooking:
    If you use a reducer on the lines, the pressure/velocity of the fluid changes. Chances are, your radiator was designed to work at the stock coolant pressure/velocity which may/may not cause some problems.

    When I first heard him say he was going to use PVC, I was pretty concerned haha.
    Glad to see that they switched to the proper tubing though!

  7. How could you not have known PVC cannot handle cooling system temp.  Its written right on the PVC pipe?  Just saying, could have saved yourself a lot work plumbing hard line.

  8. any fluid lines threw the cabin is usually a bad idea (and usually prohibited), especially if they are flammable, or hot. also PVC tends to crack and break when deformed. Flexible tubing/hose along the bottom would be best.

  9. With all that money you spent, you could have just bought a proper radiator for the car on ebay completely brand new… Just saying.

  10. Selling parts off the car doesn't change the amount of money you spend on the car. It's less money out of your pocket, but the same amount of money going into the car(actually more because you're using the profits to spend more on the car.)

  11. should take the rigth side 1/4 window(the one where you put the sticker on) out(or both sides!!!), and make a fresh air duct that leads air to the rad, and with the heater hose being so small, you guys might run into over temping issue during the event if the hoses cant deliver cooled coolant to the engine quick enough

  12. When you reduce a radius of an object you will always have a lot higher pressure that's the reason it blew the other one is just gonna blow also. Try an aftermarket one like mishimoto or buy wider hoses or else you'll just blow the other radiator

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