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    Quote Originally Posted by Mike52 View Post
    Gary, sorry I took so long to post pic, I needed a photo editor for the new computer I built a few weeks ago. Roger described the way the PRC condensers are mounted except the tabs on mine are welded to the condenser, not bolted. I'm sure you already know this but allow the needed clearance for the nuts/bolts to clear the radiator core if you go that route, don't want to rub a hole in the nice, new radiator.
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    Mike,
    My condenser is just like your's with the welded tabs. I was suggesting to Gary that rather than welding on the condenser tube he might consider using the stub mounts he has, and extending them by bolting a new extension piece on each of the four tabs.
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    Quote Originally Posted by rspears View Post
    Mike,
    My condenser is just like your's with the welded tabs. I was suggesting to Gary that rather than welding on the condenser tube he might consider using the stub mounts he has, and extending them by bolting a new extension piece on each of the four tabs.
    Roger, thanks for your explanation but I understood your advice to Gary, that's the reason I suggested the need for increased clearance if he bolted the tabs on. I agree with you, I wouldn't weld on the condenser tube as well, but if welding was his choice, the four blocks you suggest for bolting the tabs to would be a better location to weld, that's how the tabs are attached to my PRC condenser. I'm confident once Gary realizes he doesn't need to attach the condenser to the grille shell, he will find his best solution. Thanks again for helping!!

    Mike

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