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Re: Best Aluminum Radiator for Duster
[Re: ahy]
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07/22/11 11:11 PM
07/22/11 11:11 PM
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Joined: Feb 2009
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Ontario.Canada
can.al
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the Mancini muscle car rad sure looks like a Griffin.
Griffin furnace braze the tanks and coat with epoxy for vibration resistance.
i think the double 1 1/4'' tube unit is rated for 600 hp.
Last edited by can.al; 07/23/11 01:24 PM.
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Re: Best Aluminum Radiator for Duster
[Re: GwaiiEagle]
#1037942
07/23/11 02:42 AM
07/23/11 02:42 AM
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Joined: Nov 2004
Posts: 8,094
Sunnyvale, CA
Jeepmon
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Sunnyvale, CA
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Another vote for Summit's rad. It has Northern Radiator stamped right on it, I paid 155$.
I'm not knocking your experience with the Summit radiator, but I have one in my 500+ hp Duster and in city driving, with the HHR fan, it will keep the motor cool at no more that 180 degrees..
However on the freeway for an extended period of time at 3600 rpm or while pulling a hill, the temp will slowly and steadily creep up to 210.. Thats where I pull over and let it rest..
I have thought about going back to the stock set up as it seems I never had a heating issue before going aluminum..
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