Tri-Flow Radiators from Eastwood Keep You Cool! Don't be Scared of Overheating - Eastwood 10
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Channel: Eastwood Company · 2015 · Autos & Vehicles
Revolutionary Maxx Power Tri-Flow Radiators from Eastwood will drop your car's temperatures up to 24°F. You built the car to drive it, don't be afraid of red lights, traffic and overheating. See More: http://www.eastwood.com/triflow?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=annotation&utm_content=tri%20flow%20radiator&utm_campaign=2015-08-20 Tri-Flow Radiators reduce water temps up to 24°F, eliminating overheating issues. Independent lab tests on Chevy LS engines and small blocks resulted in a 24°F temperature drop, which far outperformed OE and typical aftermarket aluminum radiators. The Tri-Flow is the best performing, highest heat transfer and most feature-packed unit on the market. It works better than the others because coolant passes the radiator three times! Twice the circulation and flow, two additional passes in front of the fan and twice the efficiency over the competition. These are Chevy-Style radiators and are available in three sizes - which should fit most vehicles from a street rod to a pickup truck. All you need to do is measure your current radiator, or if you haven't put one in your car yet, visit Eastwood.com for instructions. You spent a lot of time and money on your car - why be afraid to drive it because of traffic, red lights and overheating? Eastwood has everything you need to do the job right when you're restoring your car truck or motorcycle - welders, plasma cutters, paint and paint guns, soda and abrasive blasters, hand tools, metal fab tools, rust solutions, powder coating supplies, specialty tools and more. Since 1978. Are YOU an Eastwood Guy?
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