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Hanra
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What have people used to attach there radiator shrouds to the rad? Ive currently got some very small/short coarse threaded bolts that have had the heads powder coated. Was hoping to use something stainless perhaps?

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If you buy one of those chinese radiators off of ebay you get a M6x1.0 thread.

I used stainless steel allen key headed bolts to hold the shroud on then.

That is unless you specifically want to keep your radiator?

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Yeah im not intending on changin rads, mine was re-tanked and two pak'd years ago. Its still in good nick.

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Location: Under the bonnet son!
The original style are still available new in bright zinc plating, not as flash as stainless or chrome plated but better than rusty I suppose...

http://www.minispares.com/Product.aspx? ... 033&title=

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Ayyy thats the ones that Ive got!

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Personally I don't like putting Stainless Steel Screws against plain Steel. It does cause the steel to rust lile crazy unless the paint and / or insulating washers are in good nick.

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