48mm vs. 53mm radiator
11-02-17, 12:43 AM
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This would in turn make the rad more subseptible to cracking or leaking.
06-30-19, 08:37 PM
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reviving an old thread because I make vm kits and I have the answers you need.
https://www.rx7club.com/group-buy-ce.../#post12055026
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07-10-19, 09:37 AM
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I would like to update as some time has passed...
I went with the HH series radiator which fit very well and has been doing wonderfully. Coolant temps are very well controlled even in the Georgia summer heat and having some fun with the car.
Setup in a nutshell is streetported high compression 4 port with a hybrid turbo, full exhaust, etc.
I run a stock fan in medium condition and the factory shroud and NA fan blades.
The only out of the ordinary thing I did was take window A/C sealing foam (charcoal in color, comes in a roll, no adhesive, about 2 inches thick) and sealed up the gaps around the radiator.
I have no complaints about the HH series, and would definitely recommend it to others.
I went with the HH series radiator which fit very well and has been doing wonderfully. Coolant temps are very well controlled even in the Georgia summer heat and having some fun with the car.
Setup in a nutshell is streetported high compression 4 port with a hybrid turbo, full exhaust, etc.
I run a stock fan in medium condition and the factory shroud and NA fan blades.
The only out of the ordinary thing I did was take window A/C sealing foam (charcoal in color, comes in a roll, no adhesive, about 2 inches thick) and sealed up the gaps around the radiator.
I have no complaints about the HH series, and would definitely recommend it to others.