Chevyguy02

Without the condenser? Isnt that the condenser in the back?

Or did you take the condenser out?

Atomic

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The condenser is not there, the big thing is the radiator. The little block cooler is an oil cooler and you know what the 40k looks like.

Ill see if I can find the pics of it with the condenser.

Atomic

iTrader: (42)

This is with the radiator, condensor, 40k trans cooler, another trans cooler in series, and a 4" intercooler on a 2000 truck

1FastBrick

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Some *** put the 40K transcooler in between the radiator and the condenser on my 06 and drilled holes for the fittings to come out the bottom. The intercooler sits in front of that with the factory A frame.

Chevyguy02

I actually mounted the 40k and heat exchanger in front of the condenser. I had to shave the grill a bit to get it to fit and it still fits tight. if I wanted to I could grind the aluminum grill away from the bottom bracket but it fits so why would i.

TX Tahoe Z71

iTrader: (28)

Sorry for the delay! I picked up a 2001 M5 that has become my new project so I've been spending all of my time on the M5Board forum

Here are photos of the installation of the Tru Cool 40k cooler sandwiched in between the radiator and Magnacharger gen 1 CTS-v heat exchanger (which is twice the height of the Maggie truck H/E).





bracket for the Maggie H/E made out of square stock from Home Depot







heat exchanger mounted in front, 40k cooler in the middle:

TX Tahoe Z71

iTrader: (28)

Making the H/E stealth with black spray paint:



Trimming on the back of the grill to make it fit over the H/E:
Top bracket was made out of bending steel flat stock from Home Depot, then zip tying some rubber hose over it to prevent rattling. Should have spray painted the bracket black before mounting to prevent rust, maybe next time...



Amount of material removed:









Buttoned up, looks like stock
(You can see the H/E peeking through in front of the hood latch