Originally posted by Jeff_99gs

Originally posted by BigBald There are to many variables. In order to prove this theory, a test will need to be conducted where ALL conditions are kept the same and stock radiator must be in perfect working order in order to exclude any other variables in that conclusion. No such test has ever been conducted to my knowledge so there is now you can make a statement that a fluidyne will "fix" overheating issues.

Dude, seriously. Are you reading what I am writing? I did EXACTLY what you are saying has never been done before. I was overheating. I touched NOTHING but installing a Fluidyne radiator, and my overheating went away entirely. How are you not understanding this?

So you changed a perfectly working radiator? Or was something wrong with it?

With the test I am speaking of, you will need to first prove that the fluidyne will make the coolant run at a significantly less temperature then the stock radiator. All you seeme to have done is replace a broken radiatro with a wroking one.....i would hope it would work in that case.