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pbishop · 06-08-2019, 12:55 AM

In 2015, installed a 'Brassworks' in my 1931 Coupe. Had to do a little increase diameter of lower mounting holes. Other than that the radiator fit well and has worked wonderfully. I have a Weber two barrel and can now drive the Model A 'wide-open' at over 65 mph for miles-and-miles and have 'NO' over-heating issues (runs around 175 degrees without coolant - Tampa, FL. summers).

06-08-2019, 12:55 AM	#11
pbishop Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: Wimauma, Florida Posts: 121	Re: New Radiator, Berg vs Brassworks In 2015, installed a 'Brassworks' in my 1931 Coupe. Had to do a little increase diameter of lower mounting holes. Other than that the radiator fit well and has worked wonderfully. I have a Weber two barrel and can now drive the Model A 'wide-open' at over 65 mph for miles-and-miles and have 'NO' over-heating issues (runs around 175 degrees without coolant - Tampa, FL. summers).