radiator shouldn't be a problem. If you car is pretty much stock then good luck with the rear. I mean it can be done, but it's not going to be the most fun youv'e ever had.
Only hint I have is. If you ever wanted to replace your steering rack remove it. Change rear motor mount. Then replace steering rack. That's how it worked out for me.
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radiator shouldn't be a problem. If you car is pretty much stock then good luck with the rear. I mean it can be done, but it's not going to be the most fun youv'e ever had.
Only hint I have is. If you ever wanted to replace your steering rack remove it. Change rear motor mount. Then replace steering rack. That's how it worked out for me.
Yes, agreed. The rear is a bitch. Helps to have a friend to hand you wrenches and beer.
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