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Old 12-08-2013, 12:08 PM
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Okay ,I'll try ebay.

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Old 12-09-2013, 09:05 AM
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Smile Performance Cooling

On Ebay the MC161 is $20,- more expensive than with Champion themselfs.

I found it on Amazon for $30,- cheaper sold by Performance Cooling and instant Shipping quote.

The shipping to Europe is a killer as usual and when it gets here the tax isn't cheap either.

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Old 12-10-2013, 12:41 PM
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hmm. i have never seen or heard of a car overheating because of 10% ethanol. i own 3 old pontiacs & none of them run any different temps because of e-10, nor does my daily driver. i didn't "tune for it" & never heard of anyone else doing that & their cars don't overheat because of e-10.

so i ask again, how or why does e-10 make a car overheat??? not trying to be a smart-ass, i'm curious & confused why or how that is possible. it was stated like its matter of fact that e-10 is known to make cars overheat....
Let me try to explain, we don't normally drive our classic cars very often so as a reaction alcohol absorbs water and sinks to the bottom of the tank this gets burned off leaving gas only, here is another problem a lower grade of gas is used when mixed with alcohol to get to certain a octane now when the alcohol is burned out it leaves you with a real low octane fuel which causes detonation.

Be Careful Out There Gregg

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Old 12-18-2013, 12:41 PM
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Thumbs up Champion Radiator.

I just got delivery of the MC161 4-core Champion Radiator I ordered via Amazon.

Looks to be a good quality item , I have two 14" electric fans that fit precisely between the tanks.
I'll have to fabricate a shrouding and sort out the electric hookup , nice job for the holidays.

Not only did I get a top radiator , I also got ; ' The word of God ' delivered , thru a Christian ad on the site of the box . . . . Hallaluja !
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Old 02-11-2014, 12:19 AM
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Thanks to all for the suggestions and replies.

We ended up getting a Flow cooler water pump...it's installed on the engine but engine ain't in the car yet.
Going try running the factory rad for now......

Will let y'all know how it turns out

Thanks

Bill

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