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Originally Posted by '10Anamoly Would there be any point to a larger radiator if the OEM fans dont come on until 215*F anyways? Any info on pricing for the upgraded
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Of course. Bigger radiator means more heat capacity through the combination of more surface area and more coolant capacity. Even with the fans set the same, a bigger radiator should do a better job of handling the heat load when pushing the car. It probably would have little to no effect on idling or mild driving around town, but that's not where people are running into trouble anyway.
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