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Blackeagle · 02-25-2003, 08:51 PM

Xerka,

Go to the heater core data base on this forum.

2-617
2-342
2-149

These are all single pass rads, there aren't many listed, but this I don't think are all. To find them you have to go to the Fedco site and just plain hunt through all the listings. I have a Zip disk with differant items of interst, I found 2 of these there and the other is the one BrianW is using of course. Hope this helps, gives a starting point at least.

The 2-342 rad has the diagonal inlet/outlets the finned area is 9.25 X 6.375 X 2 these aren't the listed demensions but I have this core and that is what the ruler says. I bought mine new for $30 at a Napa auto parts store.

BrianW,

Very nice pump indeed. One other question, did you consider useing rad #2-192? It is about the same size as your duals and would have saved work and some 90's & T's. 2-192 is the largest core in the data base (I think), huge.

P.S.
One other thought, why use the barbs or those threaded fittings? Straight copper tube for the hose to go on along with a hose clamp would save some resistence.

02-25-2003, 08:51 PM	#28
Blackeagle Thermophile Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: U.S.A = Michigan Posts: 1,243	Xerka, Go to the heater core data base on this forum. 2-617 2-342 2-149 These are all single pass rads, there aren't many listed, but this I don't think are all. To find them you have to go to the Fedco site and just plain hunt through all the listings. I have a Zip disk with differant items of interst, I found 2 of these there and the other is the one BrianW is using of course. Hope this helps, gives a starting point at least. The 2-342 rad has the diagonal inlet/outlets the finned area is 9.25 X 6.375 X 2 these aren't the listed demensions but I have this core and that is what the ruler says. I bought mine new for $30 at a Napa auto parts store. BrianW, Very nice pump indeed. One other question, did you consider useing rad #2-192? It is about the same size as your duals and would have saved work and some 90's & T's. 2-192 is the largest core in the data base (I think), huge. P.S. One other thought, why use the barbs or those threaded fittings? Straight copper tube for the hose to go on along with a hose clamp would save some resistence. Last edited by Blackeagle; 02-25-2003 at 09:01 PM.