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Yes, "... Better is to return if
after the radiator/before the pump inlet -
which should be the same as your output side. But, as Bob
pointed out you really don't need to cut into that expensive custom
radiator, You could put a "T" in the radiator to pump inlet hose and flow
the return back into the "T".
However, the radiator fins on the outside of the
radiator do not affect coolant/flow pressure directly - they do in an
indirect fashion by varying the heat rejection effectiveness of the radiator
which in turn causes the total coolant pressure in the entire system to
vary.
Ed
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Sent: Saturday, January 26, 2008 9:57
AM
Subject: [FlyRotary] Water Return in
Radiator
Thanks for input Ed...since the radiator fins increase the
pressure on the input side of the radiator, wouldn't it be okay to return then
to the output side of the radiator?
dl
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