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Join Date: Jun 2024
Location: Phoenix,AZ
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Simple as the title says... I need a radiator, the one I have, after pressurizing it, has pin holes from top to bottom and I only got 12lbs of pressure in it before they all showed up(did I mention it is aluminium garbage cheapy). Also it is only a 2 vane?? Not sure whose idea that was... I'd appreciate any help finding a 4 vane (row) with trans cooler, and A/C hook ups (do they even make them or is it a unicorn of rads?),as I'm planning on having A/C in it by next summer. As a bonus I'd love to add electric fan(s) & shroud... The Google overlords inform me that none of these things exist... ( I swear the internet hates me)
I apologize ahead of time for the punctuation errors... I've been up most of the night :/ |
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Join Date: Apr 2022
Location: Moorpark, CA
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Re: Another radiator thread
actually 2 larger core, 1 1/4"-1 1/2", cools better than 4 smaller ones.
I have a Cold Case in one car and a FSR (four seasons radiator). The FSR is considerably more $ and I never had any problem with it. The Cold Case cooled well but after a few years developed a small leak. It, like FSR, has a lifetime warranty. CC replaced it promptly If you go EL fans, don't go cheap or you will spend a lot of time on the side of the road. SPAHL brushless fans but they cost $. Also need 2 good relay feeds, likely 30 amps each so you will need a 100 amp ALT IMHO a 7 blade fan with clutch and stock fan shroud if its a V8 truck is the way to go. |
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Re: Another radiator thread
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Location: Simi Valley, CA
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Re: Another radiator thread
NAPA has a four-row radiator. It's made of aluminum. https://www.napaonline.com/en/p/RNRNR369A
If you upgrade to it, you will need to change out the top and bottom mounts, as the two-row mounts are too small.
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