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Old Jul 15, 2006 | 09:02 PM
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Originally Posted by f2racer
I believe that most aftermarket aluminum radiators are 2 row core. I do remember a discussion on a Mustang forum in regards to single vs multi row core radiators. To sum it up, I believe that 2 or more row core radiators work better if each row is at least a certain width. Unfortunately I don't remember what the optimal width is, but if each row is narrower than this width, it won't cool any better than a 1 row core radiator. Since the CSF 1 row core radiator is only a little bit larger than stock (as opposed to the 2x sized Koyo), I'm guessing that this is why it's only a 1 row core design (like the stock radiator).
He's not talking about cores he's talking about passes. Two completely different things.
Anyways, I got my dual core, triple pass radiator for $229.
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Old Jul 15, 2006 | 11:08 PM
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Originally Posted by the_glass_man
He's not talking about cores he's talking about passes. Two completely different things.
Anyways, I got my dual core, triple pass radiator for $229.

where did you get ur rad from?
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Old Jul 16, 2006 | 12:02 PM
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Originally Posted by RX7Crazy_84
where did you get ur rad from?
It's custom ordered from a Race/Radiator shop. It's has -20 AN inlets and outlets and it measures 26"x19"x3". Custom fabrication and fitting required. I also had all my sensor mounted to one of the end tank since I no longer have the thermostat/water pump housing.
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Old Jul 16, 2006 | 12:44 PM
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Originally Posted by M104-AMG
If I'm going to run a thick SMIC, like the SR Motorsports, would I best served with the 1.25" CSF or the Koyo Racing N-Flow ?
I have the stock radiator with the SR SMIC and fitment is very tight. Unless a ticker radiator can be mounted lower than the stock one, I would consider another IC if you are planning to go thicker,
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