Is -16an big enough for rad lines?
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Is -16an big enough for rad lines? Getting my setup back together and it's running pretty hot. Today was around 85 and while doing some tuning just putting around the parking lot it's holding 225-235 degrees. It's not ready to get out on the road yet but I'm not happy with those temps. I'm running the griffen rad, dual flex a lite pushers with -16an lines. I was assured that this would be plenty but I'm wondering if the -20an lines wouldn't help out. Car is a 408 with 91mm turbo.
i would do a -20 on the lower at the very least. -20 up top wont hurt if you can. i did -16 top and -20 bottom on my buddies 602bbc/101mm in a 4th gen and it didnt get hot cruising ocmd
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There is no room for pullers. Did a couple small things today and I'm gonna switch over to water/water wetter and see if it helps any. It looks like a -20 swap is in my future but I hate the thoughts of getting all new stuff. Anyone interested in a griffen rad with -16 bungs, stainless hoses and polish AMW waterpump with -16an fittings??? LOL
-16An should be plenty. That's moving alot of water. Probably more than the pump is capable of moving.
-16an is probably larger than most garden hoses? 1 inch, right?
I'd say you have to mess with your Fan setup. If the fans aren't shrouded, and are just mounted side by side, I would work on getting the entire core covered first. IMO...good luck.
-16an is probably larger than most garden hoses? 1 inch, right?
I'd say you have to mess with your Fan setup. If the fans aren't shrouded, and are just mounted side by side, I would work on getting the entire core covered first. IMO...good luck.
