Chase Bays tucked radiator 2jz swapped S14

[steves_2jz240]

What’s up guys!

So I’m doing a 2jz single turbo swap into my s14! Almost done! Everything is on my YouTube channel called “All Cars Everything”

I have the Chase Bays aluminum tucked radiator with the biggest fans. I know how to install it. But before I do...

I’m going to have A/Con the car so I was hoping someone here has pictures they can post and enlighten me on the condenser. I just want to get ideas on how people made it work before I dig into this part of the project!

Thank you!

[teck]

I've never done this personally but it sounds like you're gonna be doing custom lines anyways. Give this site a look

https://www.oldairproducts.com/category/system-accessories-parts/condensers

Seems they have a good selection of condensers even a remote mount option with its own fan that's pretty small. Hope this helps

[afishysilvia]

Not sure if anyone has, the purpose of the tucked radiator is to sit where the condenser once was. You would have to have a custom front tubular core support as the factory support beams up front would hit if you tried to move it further up.

[steves_2jz240]

what determines size when it comes to condensers? If I go aftermarket is there a certain size to stick with?

[cole d]

Op, did you finish the install?

[jedi03]

I'm sure theres some formula for calculating size for the best cooling effect with whatever compressor you are using...custom lines are usually not an issue as long as you have a company that can make em...just send your ends and let them know how long you need to have them. used to have great company here, theres another I have heard good things about but am hesitant as my dealings with them have been limited...

[S14rebuild]

U want the condensor as big as u can fit. The more heat transfer the better