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Old 06-25-2005, 06:04 PM
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i'm looking for someone that sells a 3 core aluminum radiator for a first gen. i'm doing a bridgeport 12a swap and i want to keep this thing cool. Its also getting dual webbers and already has a racingbeat header on her. if you guys have any ideas let me know
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[quote name='super7' date='Jun 25 2005, 07:04 PM']i'm looking for someone that sells a 3 core aluminum radiator for a first gen. i'm doing a bridgeport 12a swap and i want to keep this thing cool. Its also getting dual webbers and already has a racingbeat header on her. if you guys have any ideas let me know

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79-80 stock replacement for the RX-7 is a 3 row and it shouldnt have a problem keepin a bridgey cool. Im swappin over to one and I plan to run a street ported turbo 12A.
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[quote name='super7' date='Jun 25 2005, 04:04 PM']i'm looking for someone that sells a 3 core aluminum radiator for a first gen. i'm doing a bridgeport 12a swap and i want to keep this thing cool. Its also getting dual webbers and already has a racingbeat header on her. if you guys have any ideas let me know

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just purchased a 3-row radiator for my 80, from Foreign Car Parts in Dallas TX, its not all aluminum, but it has aluminum core w/copper tanks. Came from a company named CSF, it works great on my 13B monster street port. Threw in some 40 below just in case, and a 180 stat (160 on the way) I run it hard and temp is at about 175ish at all times.
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well i found a all aluminum rad from PWR its expensive as hell $735.00

its 57mm wide and polished, i'm not sure how i'm going to get this past the wife but i'm going to try.
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[quote name='super7' date='Jun 30 2005, 10:19 AM']well i found a all aluminum rad from PWR its expensive as hell $735.00

its 57mm wide and polished, i'm not sure how i'm going to get this past the wife but i'm going to try.

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Ill find you a cheaper bolt on type, just let me find the link for it.
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scroll to about mid page, I think its something like 200 bucks cheaper. radiator link or you could also have www.alumrad.com custom build one for you. 735 just sounds a bit much.
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i have a stock three row replacement let me know if your still looking i will dig it out.
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The Mazda Factory Race alumium radiator is from AWR/Ron Davis. It can be found at http://www.awrracing.com/pages/cooling.html for $533 (tall) or $450 (short); or cheaper through Mazdaspeed. I have also used older Corvette radiators but those are over $700.



Whatever radiator you choose remember air flow is very important; pay attention to the ducting and fan shrouds.
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You could also have your stock radiator recored with a new, larger core adding 1 additional row. Any goor radiator shop can do this, and the cost will probably be under or near $100. Dosen't have the "bling" factor of a polished aluminum one, but it will keep your engine cool.
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