Well I thought the Fluidyne Civic rad was a dual core but it is a single row 38mm whiich is almost double as thick as a stock rad, but I'm still looking for a dual core half size rad and I'm having a hard time knowing where to look. Any ideas? Anyone know any good companies who might have the rad I'm looking for?
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And what's the big advantage of a dual core as opposed to a single core? I found a Mishimoto half rad dual core, it's 41mm thick and it's cheaper than the Fluidyne -
Mishimoto is good. My friend used it on his setup and has no issues. Basically more surface area for cooling as I recall was the main thing.
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A 2 core will have more surface area. But a large single is better than a smaller one.Originally posted by mozzandherbTake that freek show to the park, maybe the squirrels will care.
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Well the dual is 41mm and the single is 38mm, so I guess the dual would be better. And has anyone here heard of adding Glycol as a heat reducer, I guess it's kind of like Water Wetter, but I've never heard of itComment
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Originally posted by mozzandherb
Ethylene Glycol, The main ingredient in antifreeze/coolant
It's a type of alcohol. Raises the boiling point, lowers the freezing point.Last edited by Old School; 04-28-2008, 09:48 PM.Take that freek show to the park, maybe the squirrels will care.
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