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Originally Posted by AntiBling
I use an 89 Camaro heatercore, it has a 7x7 surface area. Total cost $22 dollars plus $10 for adhesive and barbs. Heatercores are cheaper than the specialized rads online and probably just as good. Mine was described as having a 5/8 and 1/2 inch outlets, but its really just a 1/2 pipe on both sides with one 1/2 pipe flared out at the end. Look for one that has copper tubing and tanks if you have a copper WB. There is a product called "copper bond" at Lowes or Home Depot that allows you to glue barbs and pipes together instead of soldering if you arent into that. Thats what I used, its leaktight and rock solid.
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Again... those "specialized" Rads and Cores are a COMPLETE rip off. Anyone that pushes these "pretty-boy" water cooling solutions is straight up FANBOY. You do NOT need any of that nonsense to cool "well." Nevermind, I'm not starting this already rerun rant.. 
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10.5*172FSB(1806/ 1991 high), Vcore 1.792...@84.95Watts
--86' Chevette Heater Core
--1/2" Vinyl tubes
--Via1300-Stealth Mod(QUIET!) 
---Home made copper-tube block
---PVC small internal res
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