Radiator choices

[lincolnlocker]

Originally Posted by ruffneck7.3

The reason I want the 203 is because if I take it to north Dakota, which is where I work, it often gets to -30 lol.. and right now I have a thermostat housing I can't get off, so it will help prevent that from happening again.. at least that's how my little brain works lol

Just put a couple ball valves in your heater core lines to shut the flow off during the summer and run whatever thermostat you want for winter purposes. I had that in my dually forever. Put them in a couple log trucks also. Ice cold AC.

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[KBMKVIII]

Originally Posted by lincolnlocker

Just put a couple ball valves in your heater core lines to shut the flow off during the summer and run whatever thermostat you want for winter purposes. I had that in my dually forever. Put them in a couple log trucks also. Ice cold AC.

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Fun fact, Jake is typing from the ****ter currently

[lincolnlocker]

Originally Posted by KBMKVIII

Fun fact, Jake is typing from the ****ter currently

Lmfao!! Yep.. often....

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[OBS-Addiction97]

Originally Posted by lincolnlocker

Just put a couple ball valves in your heater core lines to shut the flow off during the summer and run whatever thermostat you want for winter purposes. I had that in my dually forever. Put them in a couple log trucks also. Ice cold AC.

live life full throttle

What brand shut off valves do you use? I’ve read sometime quality can be An issue with valves.

[lincolnlocker]

Originally Posted by OBS-Addiction97

What brand shut off valves do you use? I’ve read sometime quality can be An issue with valves.

Ummm, never had an issue with whatever home depot sells. Lol

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[ruffneck7.3]

I don't have an issue with the ac not being cold from coolant temp, more of the fan runs a lot more often than I would like it to, or did before I went to the 203 lol..

I think I'll do the ball valves though, that's a good idea for the summer..I run good coolant, delo/cat elc, so I'm not super worried about corrosion, but I agree, almost any brass ball valve should give you a long time of corrosion free use.. one trick if you use a ball valve, use red loctite on the nut that holds the handle on, otherwise you'll go to use it and the handle will have rattled off