Reply to "Radiator Choices - Cooling System Info"

panterachrisMember

I have the "Hall " radiator and have had it since 1997, I had it boiled out and re-brazed a year ago, my car has never overheated, I recently replaced the monster German fans ( 6lbs ea.)with high speed be cool fans that were easily fabricated to fit, the weigh about 2lbs the new fans cool better, draw less amps and have a net weight savings of 8 lbs.

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Originally posted by David B:
Okay, let's hear some experienced voices.

If you had to change your rad now, what would you go with - and why?

1 - OEM
2 - Fluidyne
3 - Hall
4 - other?

5/15/1311:21 PM

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