Reply to "Radiator Choices - Cooling System Info"

panteradougMember

The Fluidyne is a lighter radiator. That is it's only advantage.
The Hall "phoenix" is brass and is thicker then the OEM and also heavier.
The OEM dual pass is a good radiator.

The brass radiators are repairable almost infinitely. The Aluminum is not.

From what I am hearing there are more then a few of the Fluidyne's that need repair within a few years?

For most people the stock OEM is the way to go. That's what I am using, and it works fine.

5/19/1310:58 AM

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