This is a picture of my motor in its current state. You will need to prepare to take off the following:

• Intercooler
• Intercooler Pipes
• Intercooler Duct
• Battery and Battery Tray
• Intake
• Original Radiator and Radiator Fans
The following are parts you may need:
• SR MOTORSPORTS Aluminum Radiator
• Radiator Bushings
• Coolant
The following are tools you may need:
• Rachets 3/8 or 1/4 inch
• 8mm, 10mm sockets
• Plyers and needle nose


Note the following is what I used and how I installed the radiator. In no way is SR Motorsports or myself are liable to what you do to your car! This is for informational use only.

Step 1:

The first step I took is to take off the intercooler pipes. Here is a picture of the SR Motorsports intercooler pipe. You will need to loosen and take off the intercooler hoses to gain access to the stock radiator and fans.

Here is a close up of the SR MOTORSPORTS stock location upgraded intercooler and AST that will be taken off..

NOTE! I have a aftermarket Intake and 3 MSD's that are preventing me to take off my stock radiator and they will also have to be removed. You may or may not have these items in the way. If you do, you will also have to remove them. If you have all stock parts, then you will need to remove the stock Inake Box and Ducting.

Step 1a:

I used a 8mm socket to loosen and take off my intercooler pipes. Here is a picture shown of the Intercooler pipes being taken off with the SR MOTORSPORTS Front Brace bar left on!

 

Step 1b:

This is a picture of the Turbo side intercooler pipe being taken off.

Step 2:

Now is a good time to take off the AST. You can actually take this off first if you want.

Step 3:

Step three for me was to take off the battery hold down and battery.