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Re: aluminum radiator question [Re: moparacer] #1099718
10/26/11 02:42 PM
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I also have a champion and it seems to be a really nice radiator for the money. Says it cools 800 horsepower. It is very thick aluminum not like the cheapo be cool ones that are paper thin. The one I bought was a direct fit for my charger but you might have to get one for something else to make fit in your car. My car runs 160* in the heat and can idle all day long.


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Re: aluminum radiator question [Re: moparacer] #1099719
10/26/11 03:53 PM
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Moparacer, that is a great job.
I was also loking at doing the lower mounts the same way as you.
I wasnt sure though if it was ok to weld the aluminum dowels to the tanks like that. Guess it's not a concern. Thanks for sharing.

Re: aluminum radiator question [Re: POS Dakota] #1099720
10/26/11 08:19 PM
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thanks guys , you gave me a bunch of ideas.

Re: aluminum radiator question [Re: dragram440] #1099721
10/27/11 01:09 AM
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I also have a champion and it seems to be a really nice radiator for the money. Says it cools 800 horsepower. It is very thick aluminum not like the cheapo be cool ones that are paper thin. The one I bought was a direct fit for my charger but you might have to get one for something else to make fit in your car. My car runs 160* in the heat and can idle all day long.




Is yours a 3 core or 4 core? What do you run fan-wise?


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Re: aluminum radiator question [Re: CrAzYMoPaRGuY] #1099722
10/27/11 09:53 AM
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I wasnt sure though if it was ok to weld the aluminum dowels to the tanks like that.




Definately the best way to go as the aluminum radiators expand and contract more then the copper brass ones did and they need some room to move.

Also helps in the vibration department.



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