superfragl
Active Member
Even though I had Speed cooling aluminum radiator on my Fury, The engine (Gen III Hemi) could get to 220 degrees on a hot day.
I did some research and found that there is a Mopar Severe Duty II (SRT) radiator that should work for me. The old radiator had two rows of 1 1/4" tubes and the new one has 1 row of 1 5/8" tube. This should speed up the coolant flow and should have less air restriction. I also had original RT fans that are direct fit for the radiator.
So far the first ride this morning is positive. On the highway the temp stayed around 199 (with 195 thermostat). After a 20 min ride at 3200 RPM I got off the highway and stopped at a light. Tmep went up to 208, fans kicked in and cooled it down to 194 in 30 seconds.
Now I am waiting for a real hot day to see how it performs.
I did some research and found that there is a Mopar Severe Duty II (SRT) radiator that should work for me. The old radiator had two rows of 1 1/4" tubes and the new one has 1 row of 1 5/8" tube. This should speed up the coolant flow and should have less air restriction. I also had original RT fans that are direct fit for the radiator.
So far the first ride this morning is positive. On the highway the temp stayed around 199 (with 195 thermostat). After a 20 min ride at 3200 RPM I got off the highway and stopped at a light. Tmep went up to 208, fans kicked in and cooled it down to 194 in 30 seconds.
Now I am waiting for a real hot day to see how it performs.