Ponies on The Run (Again)
I had to get an aluminum radiator in the '89 because the stock one couldn't handle the cooling needs.
Plus, like Leo said... nobody sees it!
The Casting Center... just have to move to FL!
The Casting Center... just have to move to FL!
But I love the weather in California and couldn't get myself to leave! LOL! Maybe Disneyland has some standing around jobs available... LOL!
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Joined: January 27, 2007
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From: That town you drive through to get to Myrtle Beach
To be honest, I'm dissapointed by the Diney parks, the only rides for older people are that roller coaster in the Magic Kingdom, Rock'n Rollercoaster, Tower of Terror, The ride in Animal Kingdom, and test track. Not enough for my money...but it looks like working there would be simple enough
I like that radiator, but I wouldnt pay for it. You'll never see it, and the stock one is enough. That would be one of the mods for when you've done everything you really want, then go back and start looking what you can change later.
I like that radiator, but I wouldnt pay for it. You'll never see it, and the stock one is enough. That would be one of the mods for when you've done everything you really want, then go back and start looking what you can change later.
(Per Fluidyne Tech Support)
The original radiator has a single row core, with approximately 3/4 inch tubes. So, the FLUIDYNE radiator has approximately twice the surface area for much more efficient heat transfer.
Among the advantages in using a FLUIDYNE radiator are the fact that it is a 2-row radiator with 1 inch tubes, so it has substantialy more surface area than a stock radiator. It is all aluminum with a furnace brazed core. It is a true Direct-Fit replacment, and will allow you to re-use all of the stock components, such as fan, etc.
Not trying to convince anyone otherwise (except myself! ), but just some facts about the Fluidyne vs the stock radiator..
(Per Fluidyne Tech Support)
The original radiator has a single row core, with approximately 3/4 inch tubes. So, the FLUIDYNE radiator has approximately twice the surface area for much more efficient heat transfer.
Among the advantages in using a FLUIDYNE radiator are the fact that it is a 2-row radiator with 1 inch tubes, so it has substantialy more surface area than a stock radiator. It is all aluminum with a furnace brazed core. It is a true Direct-Fit replacment, and will allow you to re-use all of the stock components, such as fan, etc.
(Per Fluidyne Tech Support)
The original radiator has a single row core, with approximately 3/4 inch tubes. So, the FLUIDYNE radiator has approximately twice the surface area for much more efficient heat transfer.
Among the advantages in using a FLUIDYNE radiator are the fact that it is a 2-row radiator with 1 inch tubes, so it has substantialy more surface area than a stock radiator. It is all aluminum with a furnace brazed core. It is a true Direct-Fit replacment, and will allow you to re-use all of the stock components, such as fan, etc.
To be honest, I'm dissapointed by the Diney parks, the only rides for older people are that roller coaster in the Magic Kingdom, Rock'n Rollercoaster, Tower of Terror, The ride in Animal Kingdom, and test track. Not enough for my money...but it looks like working there would be simple enough
As for Disney, I like more the 'immersive' rides like Pirates, Haunted Mansion, Splash Mountain... Stuff like that... I am a fan more for the atmosphere and the little touches... Disneyland is the best for that, but DisneyWorld has its fair share too... I could (and have) sat in like New Orleans Square or Tomorrowland and just watched the entertainment and people walk by... It's fun for me... I like shows too... I am sad though, cause this year is the first time in a few years I didn't get an annual Pass... But I am going to Disneyland in May and am hoping to change that...
Here's what I do at work all day long... stand around:
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I'm the good looking one in the middle.
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I'm the good looking one in the middle.
"Hi, I'm Larry...... this is my brother Daryl, and my other brother Daryl....."
sorry couldn't resist
Not trying to convince anyone otherwise (except myself! ), but just some facts about the Fluidyne vs the stock radiator..
(Per Fluidyne Tech Support)
The original radiator has a single row core, with approximately 3/4 inch tubes. So, the FLUIDYNE radiator has approximately twice the surface area for much more efficient heat transfer.
Among the advantages in using a FLUIDYNE radiator are the fact that it is a 2-row radiator with 1 inch tubes, so it has substantialy more surface area than a stock radiator. It is all aluminum with a furnace brazed core. It is a true Direct-Fit replacment, and will allow you to re-use all of the stock components, such as fan, etc.
(Per Fluidyne Tech Support)
The original radiator has a single row core, with approximately 3/4 inch tubes. So, the FLUIDYNE radiator has approximately twice the surface area for much more efficient heat transfer.
Among the advantages in using a FLUIDYNE radiator are the fact that it is a 2-row radiator with 1 inch tubes, so it has substantialy more surface area than a stock radiator. It is all aluminum with a furnace brazed core. It is a true Direct-Fit replacment, and will allow you to re-use all of the stock components, such as fan, etc.
NTTAWWT
Joined: January 27, 2007
Posts: 14,453
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From: That town you drive through to get to Myrtle Beach
For more 'adult' oriented rides, Islands of Adventure is an awesome place! They have some cool coasters!
As for Disney, I like more the 'immersive' rides like Pirates, Haunted Mansion, Splash Mountain... Stuff like that... I am a fan more for the atmosphere and the little touches... Disneyland is the best for that, but DisneyWorld has its fair share too... I could (and have) sat in like New Orleans Square or Tomorrowland and just watched the entertainment and people walk by... It's fun for me... I like shows too... I am sad though, cause this year is the first time in a few years I didn't get an annual Pass... But I am going to Disneyland in May and am hoping to change that...
As for Disney, I like more the 'immersive' rides like Pirates, Haunted Mansion, Splash Mountain... Stuff like that... I am a fan more for the atmosphere and the little touches... Disneyland is the best for that, but DisneyWorld has its fair share too... I could (and have) sat in like New Orleans Square or Tomorrowland and just watched the entertainment and people walk by... It's fun for me... I like shows too... I am sad though, cause this year is the first time in a few years I didn't get an annual Pass... But I am going to Disneyland in May and am hoping to change that...
I meant as far as Disney, Islands of Adventure is the best park I've ever been to. They have AWESOME stuff, Dueling Dragons, the Hulk, Spiderman...and the Mummy ride in Universal.
Nice pic George
As far as the radiator, unless you need it, I say hold off...it'll help you get the CS69's quicker!
Islands of Adventure is the best park I've ever been to. They have AWESOME stuff, Dueling Dragons, the Hulk, Spiderman...and the Mummy ride in Universal.
Would it be possible to get the PJ inside the indie ride? Pretty cool if you could get a pic of the PJ on the bridge. Or how about in autotopia?
Of course, they are now working on a 'Carsland' for the California Adventure park...
Correct... it's just that if I'm still fine with a Turbo and the stock radiator, then you'll be fine. I've had no overheating issues at all... coolant, underhood, or otherwise.
I had to get an aluminum radiator in the '89 because the stock one couldn't handle the cooling needs.
Plus, like Leo said... nobody sees it!
I had to get an aluminum radiator in the '89 because the stock one couldn't handle the cooling needs.
Plus, like Leo said... nobody sees it!
I'd be more concerned about an intercooler for the summer months than the radiator. If anyone would be hotter it'd be Tom, then again it's not August/September yet. I know, I know you don't see the performance ROI for the intercooler, but I think the ROI is split between performance and engine health. Anything to lower the IAT. You know the direction I decided to go. [/nevermind]
Get the wheels/tires first, that will be an immediate need. The stockers just aren't gonna handle the extra power, heck they're barely capable with what you have now.
D-Land stuff, it's fun much better than the other two SoCal alternatives, Knott's & Magic Mountain. Knott's just hasn't kept up and MM is too far, too crowded and too much of a gang-land attraction for my money. D-Land still for me has that quality that none of them have, it all looks new and is maintaned very well. If I go somewhere it'd be the place. Although I haven't been to the CA adventure yet (I pretty much know the adventures of CA).
Last edited by habu; 3/19/08 at 02:45 PM.
Dang, I'm one of the youngest dudes here and yet no one got my "Newhart" reference?