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The Fluidyne is an exact replacement radiator.
If you don't have the original Detomaso radiator (maybe Roger still has it?) I'd recommend buying Hall's replacement brass one.

It has an extra thick core.

Gary called them the Phoenix radiators because that's where he supposedly tested them in the heat of the summer.
The "girls" don't know anything about that reference now so don't even bother to ask them about it. The one they sell IS the "Phoenix".

Look out for that dangling anode. It will begin to dissolve as a result of galvanic action and if it isn't made with a securing wire core, then it could drop chunks into the system as it dissolves.

Check the manufacturers information on it before you put it in and forget about it?

http://www.summitracing.com/pa...se3eFto8yhoCK7zw_wcB

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