I took the measurements from my case and went to Autozone and looked through the back of their heater core book where everything is listed by dimensions. Keep in mind the in and out tubing sizes and the direction they go. Mine is a number39-9025 and its core measures7 3/4x6x2 and it has 5/8 hose inlet and outlet. Which really is 1/2 copper pipe easy to get fittings to sweat on to adapt.
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Radiators/Heater Cores a bit of help please.
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The DTEK one i showed ya should handle your system easily. over at the [H] i see people running 250watt pelts on it and a 300gph pump
thats way way more than u can throw at it. youll be outputting 200watts tops. the NB and vid card dont put put too much, and the cpu at 2.4 will prolly be outting 120-150 watts
-Malakai
thats way way more than u can throw at it. youll be outputting 200watts tops. the NB and vid card dont put put too much, and the cpu at 2.4 will prolly be outting 120-150 watts
-Malakai
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Ok,
overdoze can you post a link at autozone for that Rad you posted? I can't find it.
And is it better than Malakai's alternative? Its certianly bigger but I'm considering pelts (imn the future) so I'd like the best for my cash!!
Also in regards to the converters 3/8 > 1/2 for overdozes option that would be a lot less water going through the Rad, and with a 400gph pump the pressure will be very high, which is worse for cooling...and I'd need some 1/2 silicon tubing! (although thats not a problem)
All I need to
know is which is best?
Thanks a lot guys.
overdoze can you post a link at autozone for that Rad you posted? I can't find it.
And is it better than Malakai's alternative? Its certianly bigger but I'm considering pelts (imn the future) so I'd like the best for my cash!!
Also in regards to the converters 3/8 > 1/2 for overdozes option that would be a lot less water going through the Rad, and with a 400gph pump the pressure will be very high, which is worse for cooling...and I'd need some 1/2 silicon tubing! (although thats not a problem)
All I need to
know is which is best?
Thanks a lot guys.
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nick - due to the design of the heatercores, flowrate is not a problem, the internal chambers in the radiator will not change. a high flow rate is fine.
any heater core should be good enough, they all have been designed to dissapate alot of heat, much more then your computer will ever produce.
any heater core should be good enough, they all have been designed to dissapate alot of heat, much more then your computer will ever produce.
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Just got to decide between Malakai's and Overdozes'.
Thon how long does it take for Leufken to deliver something? Its taken all holiday and there nothing, yet Aquastealth delvered in days.
Its annoying because I need the resevoir, fans, pipng and socket clamp. I can't use anything!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
M_N
Thon how long does it take for Leufken to deliver something? Its taken all holiday and there nothing, yet Aquastealth delvered in days.
Its annoying because I need the resevoir, fans, pipng and socket clamp. I can't use anything!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
M_N
The one I post previous is GMC/Chev Rear Htr. (Suburb.) ......1991-76 for $41.
At http://www.autozone.com you would have to add vehicle so I can not add link.
found a bigger one here
HEATER CORE for a
1980 DODGE TRUCK D150 1/2 TON P/U 2WD
WITHOUT A/C
pic here
http://www.heatercore4u.com/2-354.htm
that is one big hunking rad hehe
a little more expensive $53
PS: not sure about copper or alluminum. I suggest you email them the pic and ask them the dimension before order just to make sure it is the right one.
At http://www.autozone.com you would have to add vehicle so I can not add link.
found a bigger one here
HEATER CORE for a
1980 DODGE TRUCK D150 1/2 TON P/U 2WD
WITHOUT A/C
pic here
http://www.heatercore4u.com/2-354.htm
that is one big hunking rad hehe
a little more expensive $53
PS: not sure about copper or alluminum. I suggest you email them the pic and ask them the dimension before order just to make sure it is the right one.
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Thanks but I still can't find it!!!! I wetn to 1991 tried Chevy and GMC Trucks but then a load of r200/2500 models come up not parts...must be doing it wrong.
I may well get the one Malakai suggested as it requires no extra fittings or adaptions.
And it has the power of one of those Heater Cores....
Thanks a lot for the help, its amazing the amount of responses you get! I'll try to decide today.
M_N
I may well get the one Malakai suggested as it requires no extra fittings or adaptions.
And it has the power of one of those Heater Cores....
Thanks a lot for the help, its amazing the amount of responses you get! I'll try to decide today.
M_N
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nick - a heater core is being sold at tekheads.co.uk - it has the right fittings and you should get it soon.
Please read the excellent article Bill Adams did
on radiators and coolant flow here:
http://www.overclockers.com/articles481/
For those in the UK, the Serck radiator looks
like a real winner.
on radiators and coolant flow here:
http://www.overclockers.com/articles481/
For those in the UK, the Serck radiator looks
like a real winner.
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Tekheads is $50 more!!!!
The article makes for good reading.
Thanks!!!
M_N
The article makes for good reading.
Thanks!!!
M_N
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