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08-13-2014 #1
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I was thinking today about how I would setup the radiator up on my V8 corvair project. It occured to me that instead of mounting one large radiator I could mount two smaller radiators and position them in a more direct path of the incoming air. Has anyone ever tried this?
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08-13-2014 #2
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I've seen it done on other cars not necessarily a classic. If they have good airflow and coolant flow (plumbing) then i wouldn't see an issue..
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08-14-2014 #3
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Thanks, I'm thinking two radiators from say a honda mounted directly behind the two grills would do the trick.
1963 Chevrolet Corvair Pro-Touring Project
1964 Chevrolet Corvair Coupe Rat Rod/ Patina Thing
2012 Mazda 3 I Sport Sedan
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