Every one that answered the question on the Volkswagen Beetle having a Radiator Is an IDIOT!!! THE 1963 VOLKSWAGEN BEETLES NEVER HAD A SINGLE RADIATOR. THEY WERE ALL AIR COOLED. THE FIRST VOLKSWAGEN BEETLE WITH A RADIATOR IS THE SPRING OF 1971 BUT THAT
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1962 VW T1 (Split Window) bus modified with a 500 Bhp Porsche 993 Twin Turbo engine, and Porsche 996 GT3 six-speed gear box knocking them dead at ...
proof of life
1. Start and idle. 2. Shut down. 3. Re-start and rev
It's amazing how much space a little four cylinder engine can use when you add a turbo, intercooler, and radiator. Tilting the engine 15 degrees to the left provided extra space for the intake manifold. Notice how low the engine is compared to other inline-4 engine swaps into a bug....