[MacDizzle]

Anyone have these? How do you like them? I just ordered them!!!!!!
1997-04 Mustang Fluidyne Aluminum Radiator With Manual Transmission 1996-00 Mustang Chrome Radiator Hose Kit by MAC

[MacDizzle]

Droppin a few bucks on my girl

Originally Posted by MacDizzle Anyone have these? How do you like them? I just ordered them!!!!!! 1997-04 Mustang Fluidyne Aluminum Radiator With Manual Transmission 1996-00 Mustang Chrome Radiator Hose Kit by MAC

[wtfcrunch]

I don't have it but I have heard the Fluidyne systems work the same or better than most higher end radiators. The hoses are more of a flashy thing though.

[99GT35thLE]

There's not much flex in the hose setup, so if your engine moves a lot when revving it up, it will put pressure on the aluminum radiator pipe. Over time this will cause a leak in the radiator pipe.

I'm only saying this because I know someone who had the same setup and after about a year they had to have the top radiator tube welded to fix a crack in the weld.

[02'TrueBlue]

Originally Posted by 99GT35thLE There's not much flex in the hose setup, so if your engine moves a lot when revving it up, it will put pressure on the aluminum radiator pipe. Over time this will cause a leak in the radiator pipe. I'm only saying this because I know someone who had the same setup and after about a year they had to have the top radiator tube welded to fix a crack in the weld.

I thought the silicon ends give it that room to flex? maybe he can get different longer ones and cut some of the tube or something and it'll work better

[99GT35thLE]

I wanted to put those pipes on mine to go a long with all the chrome I have. Since I have an aluminum radiator I just went with a blue silicone hose set.

The silicone hose connectors only give you about 3/4" between pipe ends, not much flexing room there.

[freefallin2000]

They're pretty though.

[MacDizzle]

Very very good point man! I did take that into concideration but thought screw it and hit the order button. lol. Any ideas on taking that engine roll away? I am going to get a BBK Engine strut brace, do you think that should help?I think this should look pretty sweet with my BBK Cold Air and Professional Products Typhoon Polished Intake Manifold setup. Soon I want to order up a chrome pully kit and a new High flow water pump etc. This cars will eventually be really nice, alot of people I know already think its pretty nice but my plans are going to be over the top sweet.

Originally Posted by 99GT35thLE There's not much flex in the hose setup, so if your engine moves a lot when revving it up, it will put pressure on the aluminum radiator pipe. Over time this will cause a leak in the radiator pipe. I'm only saying this because I know someone who had the same setup and after about a year they had to have the top radiator tube welded to fix a crack in the weld.