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Ok thanks Lynn ... but is there anything to be gained from switching to an evaporator core Vs a heater core in terms of performance or durability?
Jeff
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Using more oil cooler to further cool the oil also reduces the water temps. Oil higher than 160 degrees cuts into power. So oil at 160 max and water at 180 max is the target.The NAPA store has a catalogue of cold side car air conditioning radiators with
dozens of shapes to choose from. TIG on some aircraft fittings and add either more water, or more oil cooling. I have also seen heater cores from school buses used as primary water radiators in smaller race cars.
Check with
techwelding@comcast.net for any custom coolers of any size or shape you might imagine. In the engine tent at Sun&Fun each year.
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