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There is also a Superior aluminum radiator online at ebay. Anyone here know anything about it? Sounds like it is only 2" thick?
The Fluidyne is 3.5" thick. That's a monster if you ask me? Who said the Phoenix was overkill?

The only issue I have with the alumimum is durability. Here in the Northeast, I get corrosion on the car in the garage because of the salt used on the roads in the winters.

These aluminum radiators are delivered in "polished" finish. That's not any protection at all.

Brass radiators just don't have problems like that.

The Fluidyne has just a 1 year guaranty? Wonder why? Wonder if it will make it 35 years like the brass did?

Decisions, decisions? What's a boy to do?

7/31/114:05 PM

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