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In a message dated 9/7/2003 12:12:05 PM Eastern Daylight Time, 13brv3@bellsouth.net writes:
I'm thinking of something along the lines of the STD640, 650, or 660. Are
these about the right size? Lynn?? Without any real guide for choosing a
size, I'll probably go with the largest one that will fit, and figure on
using a thermostat if it's too cool (fat chance). A large size will also
let me think about mounting it on the back side of the radiator, rather than
on the front. That will make plumbing easier for the time being, and will
eventually let me reduce the size of the radiator to help with cowl
beautification. I'd like to get this cooler on order Monday, so I can start installing it
next weekend. If anyone can take a quick look at the size choices, I'll be
happy to hear all opinions.
Thanks,
Rusty (boiled in oil)
Make up a solid model out of a chunk of foam or fold it up from cardboard and tape.
Just to see how it would fit. If you can find a stock oil cooler at a junk yard, they work fine, but are long and narrow. Not the ideal shape for some installations. I have three Setrabs, but I don't know what the P/N is. The biggest they made at the time. The picture quality is poor, but you get the idea. Lynn E. Hanover
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