This video is brought to you from the Fluidyne booth at the MPMC show and features Steve Ribelin who is an account representative for Fluidyne. He talks about the benefits that Fluidyne aluminum radiators have over stock applications. We see many of the effects of a system that has not been cleaned properly and it’s not pretty.
Steve recommends driving the car as part of the maintenance of the cooling system. If you are maintaining a car that is rarely driven, he recommends that it be started up every once in a while. If not driven, harmful particles may start corroding the cooling parts which will lead to rust.
He goes over some of the newest radiator solutions at Fluidyne such as a low temperature supercharger cooler for 2005 and newer Ford Mustangs. The Fluidyne version is substantially bigger than the stock cooler so it will hold a larger amount of water which translates into cooler intake temperatures and more horsepower. Most of their aftermarket cooling systems are completely bolt in which eliminates the need for any cutting, drilling, or welding. Fluidyne is constantly developing new product applications at their offices in Ontario, California.
Fluidyne is an automotive cooling product manufacturer that is most well known for their high quality radiator units. They make fans, radiators, heat exchangers, oil coolers, transmission coolers, and more. They are affiliated with the ISO International standards so top notch quality in their products is a given.
Fluidyne’s racing division is located in Moorseville, North Carolina. They supply many well known racing teams with cooling products for their race cars. Their products have been used in many competitions ranging from the Busch Grand National and Craftsman Truck Series, Winston Cup, Winston Racing Series and Legends Racing Series, to the World of Outlaws competition.
Their street division is located in southern California and focuses on applications for street cars. They provide aluminum radiators and oil coolers for many import tuning groups.
