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Did the 962 have a radiator???

Hey, I was looking at the 962 Race Car, and I couldn't find a radiator?? Does the 962 even have one?
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Re: Did the 962 have a radiator???

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Hey, I was looking at the 962 Race Car, and I couldn't find a radiator?? Does the 962 even have one?
Im pretty sure it did, it had A/c I think to...
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Re: Re: Did the 962 have a radiator???

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Old 09-18-2005, 02:40 PM
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fine yea it is a pretty stupid question but still did it???
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Re: Did the 962 have a radiator???

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fine yea it is a pretty stupid question but still did it???
All rear and mid engine porsches before the 996 were air-cooled. Not that I know anything about aircooled engines...but it would have had an oil cooler instead of a radiator, like a water-cooled car would have.
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Old 09-19-2005, 04:35 PM
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so the 962 was also air-cooled?? wait don't water cooled cars have radiators too??
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radiators

I am pretty sure that the radiators were located in the intakes on the top panels. You cannot see them from the side profile of the car but there are indents in the top sections of the bodywork and they are located there. I will upload some pics for you soon to see

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Old 09-30-2005, 03:00 PM
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thanks because I was reading somewhere that Porsche used a Twin Turbo water-cooled Boxer 6 engine
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