Because I run Methanol, I only need a small radiator for the Square-10. To my surprise, [it has been a while since I bought a small race radiator] whew, the prices are much higher than in the past!
Larry do a search on EBay for Honda Civic aluminum radiators. I used one of them when I first started in my roadster. Here is just one example. Granted they are imports from I assume China.
Originally posted by CURTIS REED: Larry do a search on EBay for Honda Civic aluminum radiators. I used one of them when I first started in my roadster. Here is just one example. Granted they are imports from I assume China.
I have bought and used several of the Honda radiators and they worked great.
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VW Sirocco radiator was the old school race radiator solution. The replacement GM radiator for my Malibu is a plastic / aluminum unit, weighs nothing, S-10 would be the same if there is enough core support left to mount it, it would make molded radiator hoses easy, using a stock style water pump.
I used the factory fan shroud, and mounted the fan inside it. Late 80's big GM FWD sedan.
Hoses and a fan motor are just an Autozone or NAPA store away, when in need.
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I have used several of these and they work great. Look for one with the fan and shroud.
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Originally posted by CURTIS REED: Larry do a search on EBay for Honda Civic aluminum radiators. I used one of them when I first started in my roadster. Here is just one example. Granted they are imports from I assume China.
I have been using the Amazon Civic radiators that come with aluminum shroud and fan. They have went up in the last few years. I was buying them for under $80 initially, but they have went up. We have welded aluminum brackets and bungs into the water outlets also on all we have done.
I welded an fittings on the inlet and outlet like Jodie mentioned on mine and welded different mounts. I also cut off the radiator neck and welded it shut because I had it mounted below the intake thermostat housing. I used a cap mounted on that for my fill point. The shroud was super easy to make. This was a long time ago so not my best work. LOL
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That is similar to how I did my radiator on my old altered and my dragster. Welded up the radiator cap and put AN fittings on it. Those radiators were around $60 on Ebay with fan work great.
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Before you argue with someone ask yourself, "Is this person mentally mature enough to grasp the concept of a different perspective?" If not there is no point to argue.
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85 model volkswagen sirrocco radiator from autozone. Last one i bought a years back was less than 100 bucks. Only thing bad is you gotta buy a 40 dollar temp sensor to plug a big hole in one of the plastic tanks.
Mounting takes some creativity but if you don't mind a little fab work its a good radiator for methanol BBC in a door car.
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Originally posted by Triple Nickel: 85 model volkswagen sirrocco radiator from autozone. Last one i bought a years back was less than 100 bucks. Only thing bad is you gotta buy a 40 dollar temp sensor to plug a big hole in one of the plastic tanks.
Mounting takes some creativity but if you don't mind a little fab work its a good radiator for methanol BBC in a door car.
I bet I could machine some plugs $35ea.
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