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03-11-2014 #1
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LS radiator swap
I'm putting a ls1 in my 1972 cutlass an it will be making about 450 hp want to know what's a good radiator to go with thanks.
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03-11-2014 #2
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AFCO LS double pass are really nice but pricy
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03-11-2014 #3
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I've used the AFCO ones in the past but I've been eye balling this guys work.... http://www.rndfabrication.com/ maybe we can bait him into the thread. I can't remember his screen name here. Sparky rings a bell.
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03-12-2014 #4
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SparkyRnD , you're right.
We use BeCool a lot, have had good luck with them.
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07-12-2014 #5
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I was not happy with there fan kit very cheap did not keep my engine/radiator cool at all told him I would be making around 450-500hp car ran at 210-230 without a/c I'm piss then I ask him to call me and never call me back should have went with a known brand never again in my other builds paid over 600.00 and still had to buy another set of electric fan don't buy from SparkyRND!
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