- Location
- San Diego
copper>aluminum>plastic
think this is fixable?
- Thread starter CrazyEli
- Start date
- Location
- San Diego
also, a 3 row will leak less if only one row has a hole in it since less coolant is being passed through each row.
a 1 row will bleed out pretty quick if you loose a fin.
a 1 row will bleed out pretty quick if you loose a fin.
austinaubinoe
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Montgomery County, MD
X2 on brass and copper being the best for trail repair.
When I got my CSF I thought it was packed pretty damn well :dunno:. After I switched radiators and routed my AW-4 to a dedicated cooler I have dropped atleast 10* on the street and no longer overheat on the trail.
The stock rad is such a POS, mine constantly weeped until I flushed it, then it leaked like mad. Must have nocked some sludge loose that was keeping it from leaking
When I got my CSF I thought it was packed pretty damn well :dunno:. After I switched radiators and routed my AW-4 to a dedicated cooler I have dropped atleast 10* on the street and no longer overheat on the trail.
The stock rad is such a POS, mine constantly weeped until I flushed it, then it leaked like mad. Must have nocked some sludge loose that was keeping it from leaking
keep0njeepin0n
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Beaufort, SC
Am I the only one who caught this? Why does everyone keep telling him to contact CSF...if he KNEW it was bent, they won't do anything about it!
- Location
- San Diego
fewer LARGER rows will cool better.
if the radiator has few rows and is somehow smaller then it will not cool better, but the more surface area to the air you can get the better.
- Location
- San Diego
they won't do anything about it, but they may be able to tell him if it is fixable
xcm
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Southern Oregon
it is fixable.
