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10th March 2005, 20:44 | #31 |
Member Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: mechelen(belgium)
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10th March 2005, 20:51 | #32 |
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| Wohoo, nice radiator! I can tell you its an excellent performer! And you can easy solder some 15mm-1/2" copper tubings on it (fits perfect to those 15 mm tubes) |
9th April 2005, 19:30 | #33 | |
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17th April 2005, 07:26 | #34 |
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| wow u guys seem like Newton when it comes to modding radiators lol. I sure as hell would post here for advice if i ever decide to have a custom radiator. |
3rd May 2005, 16:33 | #35 | |
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3rd May 2005, 16:39 | #36 |
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| sportbikes radiator are nice too but hard to find cheap they have a shroud and powerfull fan "a bit loud" but if RPM are turn down it might get quiter and still pull a lot more air than a 120mm fan . but this have bigger than 1/2 hose. |
4th May 2005, 20:24 | #37 |
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| If I got time, I replace it with 4*80mm fan. |
4th May 2005, 20:48 | #38 |
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| 4 x 80mm Aero cool X blaster at 4000RPM is just as loud as hurricane Andrew when it came by here . |
4th May 2005, 22:56 | #39 |
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| 4*Zalman ZM-F + RC-56 only 20db |
5th May 2005, 23:30 | #40 |
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| Man, that is a sexy rad !!! Im using 2 oil coolers from toyota celicas - screwed together - working fine (aluminium tho :/ ) i think about 15cm x 20cm experimenting with fans at the moment - i have cut my cheapo 120mm fan from the surround and extended the blades with some thin plastic off some packaging (with superglue) - seems to push more air over a wider area, while spinning slower at 12V - so theres something you can try! just trying to figure out how to mount the bugger to the rad now :/ |