Any Experience Road Racing a "BeCool Radiator"
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Any Experience Road Racing a "BeCool Radiator"
Looking to upgrade my radiator for road racing, currently running a procharger (D1SC) and kooks 1 7/8 headers on the stock bottom end with an upgraded fuel system (will upgrade to a stroker 400 + cubes soon). One friend mentioned purchasing a Ron Davis unit, which looks good but is expensive and another mentioned the BeCool unit.
Looking to see what other racers are using and any help would be great!
Thanks!
Looking to see what other racers are using and any help would be great!
Thanks!
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In 100* heat in Texas, the AFCO radiator has performed very well for my LT1 road racer ...
http://www.daymotorsports.com/produc...AFCO-RADIATORS
It's not a bolt-in and requires a little ingenuity and fab work. But it's a great piece.
Couple that with a 16" Zirgo fan and you should have no worries.
http://www.daymotorsports.com/produc...AFCO-RADIATORS
It's not a bolt-in and requires a little ingenuity and fab work. But it's a great piece.
Couple that with a 16" Zirgo fan and you should have no worries.
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This is a customer's car we built, using a stock radiator, but it's the same principle ...
It's all in the ductwork. Big, sealed air boz forcing all the air through the radiator.
Here is the whole build ...
http://www.lawmotorsports.net/Chassis4.htm