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I would check Legendary Interior

Please give the scientific explanation. I understand that at the extremes, flow won’t be good….e.g. a 1-blade fan or a 1000-blade fan won’t flow well. I just went from a 6-blade to a 7-blade and saw a 5-degree lowere running temperature about 1 hr apart (before/after) and the 7-blade runs cooler

WOW!

Really? It’s hard to image that if the fans spin at the same rpm & the blades are at the same angle. Where did you see that information?

Agreed. You may have a late 1972 Charger with 1973 ignition. It happens all the time

Leave it as is & run it. I’ve had very good experience with that exact carburetor

Wow!

Monroe, Gabriel ?

15”x8”…I sold my 15”x10” because of clearance problems. The 15”x8” still needed fender well modifications

These guys are correct. The knob itself is reversible. Convertibles never had rear window defoggers (fyi). That location is correct for a convertible top mechanism & “probably” the same location for a defogger switch (?)

Fair point….and hearing loss, definitely hearing loss

It’s ethylene glycol with about 1% water. I was an antifreeze scientist & inventor for several years. I analyzed Evans Coolant (& found an angle around their patent). It’s SUPER close to DexCool concentrate. It’s based on 2-ethyhexanoic acid (fyi)

Specific heat is the material’s ability to absorb & hold heat. Thermal conductivity is a chemicals ability to conduct heat….out of the engine’s coolant and into the air. That is what you want and water is way more efficient than ethylene glycol. Also…FYI - Water Wetter & similar products are...

Specific heat is the material’s ability to absorb & hold heat. Thermal conductivity is a chemicals ability to conduct heat….out of the engine’s coolant and into the air. That is what you want and water is way more efficient than ethylene glycol

Nope

Agreed. Water transfers heat better than ethylene glycol (EG). Evans coolant is basically DexCool without any water.

Those two plugs look perfect

Lead causes brain damage….so, no.

Maybe ask Phoenix Graphics?

Any idea what they did to it?