Aluminum radiator !
06-01-2011, 03:27 PM
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I just bought a 2 row havn't seen 3 row. Most I looked at say aluminum gets rid of heat so 2 rows are enough. Something about how the third row picks up the heat from the front two, go figure. What I do know from others is don't buy a cheaper race rad and run it on the street, won't last. Don't skimp here.
06-01-2011, 08:43 PM
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rc -
Depending on where you life (avg temp), the amount of work on the motor and how you drive the car, it may be a necessity. Worked big blocks run hot, forget if I have a 3 or 4 row aluminum (Griffin) and it works.(Noticeably better than my old three row core on "factory tanks".)
Only have to caught in traffic once to appreciate it.
Caveat: In addition, a proper fan, shroud, and fan to radiator spacing are also critical.
Archer
Depending on where you life (avg temp), the amount of work on the motor and how you drive the car, it may be a necessity. Worked big blocks run hot, forget if I have a 3 or 4 row aluminum (Griffin) and it works.(Noticeably better than my old three row core on "factory tanks".)
Only have to caught in traffic once to appreciate it.
Caveat: In addition, a proper fan, shroud, and fan to radiator spacing are also critical.
Archer
06-02-2011, 05:04 PM
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its 73 charger 400 big block car and right now it has stock radiator the temp around here is very hot i live down south .... and the electric fans which go good with a radiator like this ??
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