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Unread 10-15-2004, 09:00 AM   #6
psychofunk
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I think you would be better off if you either buy a new rad that is more appropriately sized, place your current rad laying at the bottom of your case or cut the drive cage but even if you are successful in the smash method seems as though you will be creating flow resriction not only for the water but also for air flowing through the rad as all those tiny fins (they are like a little comb and when you smash you will not be able to determine if they smash up or down and they will likely do both filling up the area that was once free flowing for air) are gonna go every which way the same as mine did when the idiots at the radiator place pressure tested the rad at like 80psi or something.
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