Right now i have a 3200+ wincheser overclocked to 2.6 and 2x 6600gts in SLI mode. I have watercooled the 3200+ winchester with a swiftech apogeee, and the 6600gt with a dangerden maze4 low profile acetel version. My heatercore is from a chevette. However I want to cool the other 6600gt and the chipset. Which heatercore am I going to need that can handle all of this heat?
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Which Radiator do i need?
- Thread starter AlanD911
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your best bet would be a dual 120mm heatercore, or a BIP2 or BIX2. you night even need a larger heatercore, like a BIP3/BIX3 or Coolworks T3 rad or whatever.
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77 bonneville heatercore with AC.
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or you could get a Thermochill PA series radiator
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I just called canadian tire and they do not sell the 77 bonneville heatercore. I then called the general motors dealership and they will have to order in the part for me but it will cost a grand total of $74.74 Canadian. Can someone who knows of the cooling potential of this heatercore or has it tell me the total capacity of it's cooling? Will this core really Cool both 6600gts along with a 3200+ winchester overclocked to 2.6 and a dfi ultra-d chipset?
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fedco 2-342 early 70's chevy truck heatercore
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thegreek said:
hes looking for something cheap...so the Thermochill PA series doesnt really cut it. your best bet would to be to look for one used in the classifieds here or at [H]ard
If a dual heatercore is going to cost that much there you can probably buy a dual rad for the money. The reason people used heatercores was a matter of cost as heatercores here in the US can be had for less than $20. However with the price of rads having gone down substantially, I would go that route. A dual rad is all you need. You have no use for a 120.3 or BIPIII or BIXIII.
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go to a local car repair shop, that does transmissions and rad repairs, (local not a chain) and they should have some lying around, if your nice enough they may even give it to ya for free, thats how i got my first rad, and reciprocated that to a friend
where are you in canada anyways
where are you in canada anyways
if you head down to NY you can get one from the Autozone for $22. there's lots of them in NY
http://autozone.com/servlet/UiBroker?UseCase=ST001&UserAction=displayStoreLocator
http://autozone.com/servlet/UiBroker?UseCase=ST001&UserAction=displayStoreLocator
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