Fluidyne radiator question

[secondchance]

For those who are running Fluidyne radiators - are they single row or dual row?

Thanks.

[XfireZ51]

Originally Posted by secondchance

For those who are running Fluidyne radiators - are they single row or dual row?

Thanks.

Just installed one. Don't know but it fits under the stock shroud.

[secondchance]

Originally Posted by XfireZ51

Just installed one. Don't know but it fits under the stock shroud.

That's why I am looking at either Fluidyne or Dewitt. Both will fit under the stock shroud w/o modification.
Just trying to determine which will cool more efficiently.

[XfireZ51]

Originally Posted by secondchance

That's why I am looking at either Fluidyne or Dewitt. Both will fit under the stock shroud w/o modification.
Just trying to determine which will cool more efficiently.

I actually increased the temps for fans ON just to keep motor at an operating temperature of 85-90C or 180-190F.

[secondchance]

Originally Posted by XfireZ51

I actually increased the temps for fans ON just to keep motor at an operating temperature of 85-90C or 180-190F.

What kind of outside temp? Mid 80s?

[XfireZ51]

Originally Posted by secondchance

What kind of outside temp? Mid 80s?

Those are coolant temps and Celsius. It's cruising at about 85 C which is just fine.

[XfireZ51]

Originally Posted by secondchance

What kind of outside temp? Mid 80s?

Sorry misunderstood your question. It was right about 80F outside.

[PhillipsLT5]

Fluidyne works well for me in AZ, 1/4 mile, track days, 1 & 1.5 mile all good

[tf95ZR1]

Originally Posted by secondchance

That's why I am looking at either Fluidyne or Dewitt. Both will fit under the stock shroud w/o modification.

SC, you just built a 380 and don't want to trim a little plastic?
I placed a Ron Davis 3 row. I can look it up, but I think I had
to trim 3/4" here, 1/2" there. No big deal. Runs MUCH cooler.

[PhillipsLT5]

I do not think fluidyne makes these anymore, so maybe not a option, unless used