People using stock On3 brackets...

[W3bb3r04]

Since I installed the kit on my car the alignment for the hood latch has been off from the weight of the intercooler pulling it down. Today I found a new way to mount it using the same bracket that comes with the kit. I ditched the smaller bracket and bent the top portion of the long bracket so it would sit flush against the support. Here are pictures of what I did. It is a lot more sturdy than before and I didn't have to fab up anything new.

Intercooler mounted and everything.replastidipped

Thought it may help some people now or in the future

 

[king_ahmet]

I made a second Bracket. Pretty much the same bracket, but I have one on left and right side now...

 

[Mustang-mike]

I didn't really like the whole to bracket one hole idea, so I made my own with some angle stock and moly cons from the hardware store. Also I used some brass as spacers to bring it up to the needed height.

 

[Weou09]

I didn't really like the whole to bracket one hole idea, so I made my own with some angle stock and moly cons from the hardware store. Also I used some brass as spacers to bring it up to the needed height.

That is very similar to how I did mine. Works great.

 

[W3bb3r04]

That is very similar to how I did mine. Works great.

I like that idea too. I just figured I would try to make it more sturdy with what I have. It definitely is enough for what it needs to be.

 

[Bobby]

I like that idea

 

[stanger1944]

So has anyone at on3 or S&H set up for better ground clearance?

 

[Bobby]

We are working on a new single and a twin kit now that will have 0 problems with ground clearance no matter how low you go.

 

[LAStang1234]

Nice work!