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Old 17th April, 2002, 09:59 PM
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Size/Material for Rad
My buddy gave me an evaporator to for my watercooling project & it is kinda big. 8 1/2 X 9 1/2 X 3 1/2 BIG & it's made of Alu. What do you guys think? I'm hoping that a 1048 would work or should I just play it safe & go for a 1250?
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Old 18th April, 2002, 06:16 AM
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'92 Cvic Hatchback. It's an Evaporator Core.
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you'll want to make sure your waterblock is also Aluminium as to lessen the corrosion effect copper and aluminium combined will have

if you can get your hands on a Car heater core that would work better VW's are supposed to have very efficiant heater cores
i'd imagine most european cars would
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The block I made is out of Cu. Will be adding the right additives to keep galvanic corrossion away. Is it just too big or what
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bigger is better, so long as it will fit in your case.. get a YY cube.
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thatll do :-D
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