High performance radiators
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High performance radiators
I need to replace my radiator and was wondering if there was any benefit to so called high performance radiators. Any help will be appreciated. Also, how difficult of an install is a radiator. Thanks.
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Re: High performance radiators (slowhitels)
Also, how difficult of an install is a radiator.
3 out of 4 baboons that were tested could install an Integra radiator.
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Re: High performance radiators (slowhitels)
very easy to install radiator. just pull fans and tubes....took me like 1.5hours the first time (taking my sweet old time).
Buying a fluidyne or other high performance radiator will definately help cooling. Depending on where you live the difference in price ($144 from http://www.1888radiator.com/ and $300 for the Fluidyne from http://www.i-forget-where.com), probably isn't worth it. Just buy some RedLine WaterWetter...that stuff is very good
Buying a fluidyne or other high performance radiator will definately help cooling. Depending on where you live the difference in price ($144 from http://www.1888radiator.com/ and $300 for the Fluidyne from http://www.i-forget-where.com), probably isn't worth it. Just buy some RedLine WaterWetter...that stuff is very good
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