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11-02-2013, 04:48 PM
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Location: vancouver b.c....is the biggest place most people would know but I am actually out in the valley 45 mins away
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Re: Big block cooling help
Well...If it was me I would run a aluminum rad 2 or 3 core .....with a shroud and electic fan. I have several of these combo's with strocker engines making 650 HP and never have problems. The new style rads have less cores but are the same thickness and give more cooling....it used to be cores decided how thick the rad is now it's thickness with as few cores as possible. I am a big believer in shrouds and pulling eletric fans....
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