> This looks great. Now all we need to do is find
  > out where we can buy them. I am working on that.
  >
  > http://www.csfimports.com/home.asp
  > --
  > Paul Lamar ...No rotor no motor.

This is the link for aircraft rad from the Mistral web site

  http://www.griffinrad.com/air.php

Marc J.
NexusMustang

Something wrong with that web site. I could not see the pictures.
I tried it with three differnt browsers. Firefox on Linux. Firefox on
Windows XP and Internet Explorer on Windows XP. None of them showed
the pictures that might be pressure drop curves.

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Still no hard and fast performance data on a given core that one can buy
off the shelf as far as I can see.

In other words what is the drag or pressure drop per square foot of rad

core

as a function of the air velocity through the rad core and the heat loss

as a

function of the air velocity or pressure drop.

Shame on Griffin :) We really want and need to know. They could
build a rad core wind tunnel if they wanted to.

If somebody can save those pictures and send them to me I would appreciate
it.

Paul Lamar ...No rotor no motor.

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snipss....

Paul,
This is where I get my custom radiators. Builds in oil coolers in the tanks
as well if requested. Not the cheapest, but easier to deal with than many.
http://www.alumrad.com/index.html
Larry



Timely post.  Thanks a lot. Any have any thoughts on how much an electric
fan would obstruct the flow? Racers would have some empirical data I'm sure.

Doug in Japan

I have a Howe rad in my Kiss. Bought it from Summit Racing. Looks good.

Paul Lamar

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