Re: radiator recore

Posted by CSCameron [68.228.198.56] on Wednesday, October 31, 2012 at 11:42:33 :

In Reply to: Re: radiator recore posted by Bruce in BC [24.207.116.228] on Wednesday, October 31, 2012 at 11:27:46 :

I just had my radiator re-cored a couple of months ago. My tanks pressure tested fine. So, I opted to "upgrade" the new core with more cooling tubes than original, (30%) more because I live in Phoenix, AZ. They changed the spacing of the tubes. I stayed with Copper & Brass as the original. They guy asked me if I wanted to change the neck to a pressure neck, I did not. Kept the original fin design as well. Looks completely stock but way more efficient. Brand new and works great! Was expensive, ran me $625, but I'm happy.

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• Re: radiator recore - Chris H in Wa st. 13:27:30 10/31/2012
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  • Re: radiator recore - justin R 13:40:21 10/31/2012
    • Re: radiator recore - Bob in Indy 07:58:29 11/01/2012
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    • Re: radiator recore - Kaegi 14:05:26 10/31/2012
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      • Re: radiator recore - Ron Hardin 19:24:20 10/31/2012
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