Help with 2row or 3 row radiator !? :p
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Help with 2row or 3 row radiator !? :p
Hi guys
Im bilding a civic d16y7 turbo set up and im changing my radiator but i not to sure what to take between the 2 row or the 3 row is there a big diferance ? And i dont want it to overheat :p
Thanks for the answer !
Im bilding a civic d16y7 turbo set up and im changing my radiator but i not to sure what to take between the 2 row or the 3 row is there a big diferance ? And i dont want it to overheat :p
Thanks for the answer !
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Re: Help with 2row or 3 row radiator !? :p
You should be fine with either. The 3 row usually makes for a thicker core, increasing capacity. The more rows, the more surface area the coolant sees while traveling through the radiator, thus making it more efficient. The only possibly "downside" to having a 3 row is the capacity increase, making your car take slightly longer to warm up.
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Re: Help with 2row or 3 row radiator !? :p
You should be fine with either. The 3 row usually makes for a thicker core, increasing capacity. The more rows, the more surface area the coolant sees while traveling through the radiator, thus making it more efficient. The only possibly "downside" to having a 3 row is the capacity increase, making your car take slightly longer to warm up.
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