Burkhart Radiator setup for FI
11-09-2008, 11:50 AM
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Burkhart Radiator setup for FI We have been working on an AFCO radiator setup to work with our bumper support. We did the initial mockup this weekend and it seems to work out very well.
This is an AFCO radiator, Mezier pump, and our line kit. We can do these for a TA or Camaro setup.
Let me know what you think.
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http://www.burkhartchassis.com/fi.html
This is an AFCO radiator, Mezier pump, and our line kit. We can do these for a TA or Camaro setup.
Let me know what you think.
More pics here:
http://www.burkhartchassis.com/fi.html
11-09-2008, 12:01 PM
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Damn. Looks REAL nice. I might be interested in a package that include the support, radiator, fans and lines. PM me a price if you have one. Kinda more curious for an off-season upgrade. How would that radiator work compared to the griffin most people (including myself) use....w/ dual flexalite pushers.
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This is Jassim's setup. The fan is included. It is a 15" puller fan. Not sure how it would do on the street. I would think OK but I am not sure.
The price on the setup is 1475.00. That includes the radiator, fan, pump, block fittings and bumper support.
We can add the lines and the factory steam tube needs an AN fitting welded on. You could do it with hose if wanted but the fittings are a lot nicer.
I se a GP with enough interest. Say 5, and I knock 100.00 off.
The price on the setup is 1475.00. That includes the radiator, fan, pump, block fittings and bumper support.
We can add the lines and the factory steam tube needs an AN fitting welded on. You could do it with hose if wanted but the fittings are a lot nicer.
I se a GP with enough interest. Say 5, and I knock 100.00 off.
11-28-2009, 02:33 AM
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I would think that radiator would boil on a street set-up rather quickly. Factory radiators have the entire surface with heat sinks and air can pass through the entire surface, with 2 fans and the ram air from the lower air dam. I don't see how that one would cool for a street car.
Can you post a picture of the front of that radiator??
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Can you post a picture of the front of that radiator??
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