NoAffinity

well, heater cores are most efficient...single or double by DD.

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DeathONator

I believe No-Affinity answered your question about the size. He said 1/2". You know it really annoys him when people ask something AGAIN right after he plainly answers it.

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Burn

noo i mean what radiator would you suggest.. a certain part, not diameter of tubing... sry Death, i meant to clarify

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DeathONator

I took it has hose barb size, since you said 1/2" or 3/8". But if that's not what you mean, then I'm confused. You mean which model??

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Burn

just a radiator to use in my wc system...1/2 or 3/8, makes no difference... wanted to know of a couple radiators that i could use

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Ahh, you're looking for a 1/2" or 3/8" radiator that will work good; not wanting to know whether to get a 1/2" or 3/8" radiator.

Most people use the 86' (or 86' or something) Chevrolet Chevette heater core. It depends on hwo big of a radiator you can fit.

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ahh ok thanks death...yes, that was what i was trying to figure out...lol sorry if i didnt make sense the first time around...

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NoAffinity

These are the same as the single or double heater core at Danger Den (which I did also already say, as well ). The difference is price (DD heater cores cost about twice as much), and work involved (heater cores from an auto parts store require you to "sweat" the appropriate barbs on, to fit your tubing of choice).

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ok thanks... im gunna go w/ the 30 buck one from dangerden... thats death & noaffin....do you guys know where i can get some cheap clear tubing?

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Home Depot! I like the 1/2" ID 3/4" OD stuff, for the thicker sidewall...but you can't get very tight bends out of it.

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