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Old 08-20-2018   #31
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I hope you know I was just funnin' you, Z owner to Z owner Most everybody knows me or of me and I like to have fun when I can. Nice clean white Z you have.
Oh, totally! I’m sorry I didn’t convey it! The first and second gen side of the corvette forum is actually full of a bunch of funny dudes- even at most of their ages those guys are sharp. In all seriousness I have seen tinypic hosting flip images but for some reason mine is normal on my screen.

Also I wish the car was mine- I may pick one up with some more mileage! The engine sound is intoxicating when you’ve been around pushrod v8’s your whole life!
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Old 08-20-2018   #32
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Old 08-20-2018   #33
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I do need to read the WHOLE cooling thread tonight but I stumpveld on this early entry in it today which kind of confirms what you guys are telling me about normal temps - and also what I might expect out of a bigger radiator.

I also see Dewitt’s makes a c4 90-96 radiator and their reputation is excellent but I’m not hopeful a zr-1 radiator part is the same. Pretty sure my lt-1 reverse cooled.

Also my friend has considered doing the Haibeck (sp, sorry) chip primarily for the fan programming. Thoughts on this and best place to buy?

I am such a noob!

Benton

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Old 08-20-2018   #34
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Driving the car with the Haibeck chip will be like a night and day difference.
There is only one place to buy it, from Mark Haibeck. You won’t regret it.
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Old 08-20-2018   #35
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Driving the car with the Haibeck chip will be like a night and day difference.
There is only one place to buy it, from Mark Haibeck. You won’t regret it.
http://www.zr1specialist.com
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That’s a strong recommendation! Almost seems like a great place to start- lots of improvements to appreciate even if it does need a radiator.

Thank you!

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Old 08-20-2018   #36
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You can meet Mark and bid on one of his chips at Corvettes of Carlisle this weekend!


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Old 08-20-2018   #37
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It may be too far for us this weekend! My wife I attended one (2012?) year with my Western PA in laws and had a great time. The swap meet alone was worth the admission.

I would guess my friend will reach out to get one. We are going to run it up and down our little mountain and see if the temp holds under 240 degrees F with the AC display running. Will be some indicator if the system is ok- in general- then look toward using the Haibeck chip to get the fans on earlier (with a host of other improvements I see)
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Old 08-20-2018   #38
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Dewitt radiators for C4 is the same for ZR-1s. I have been running dual row Dewitt since 2015 and totally happy. Make sure it's dual row for manual tranny.
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Dewitt radiators for C4 is the same for ZR-1s. I have been running dual row Dewitt since 2015 and totally happy. Make sure it's dual row for manual tranny.
Thank you! I am 7 pages into the 13 pages of cooling thread elsewhere here. Good stuff!

Was going to ask as I was reading if the radiator is in fact a shared part with a c4 manual trans radiator. Dewitts suggests it is.

Perhaps a second question - I am curious if the Champion unit I’m beginning to see is a good fit. I just put one in my fastback mustang and I’m impressed with the build quality AND price.
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Old 08-21-2018   #40
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the orange dexcool stuff is bad news for the lt5 head gaskets and I would get rid of it


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