I think you may be surprised at the radiator solution we came up with, and I'll leave it at that for now.

The biggest thing we did to create an efficient cooling situation is to set the engine back and have enough room for airflow in front of and around the engine itself.
Once we got to "STAGE II" we'll pull out all the stops and have a super efficient setup that will perform well under "race" conditions, but i must say it's been very fun and very rewarding doing things from a recycling and budget perspective. One of the interesting things we did NOT show, (no time) was how simple and how little time it took to pull the cab. Wwe sped the film up and glossed over it, but between me and Ryan, it took about an hour. Yes, I know... we have a lift and a crane and a whatever... but we have to assume that folks that watch the show would rather see
what we do, rather than see us doing it and telling you
what we did later.
That's not the kind of show we produce, and we'd rather take a little heat for lifting the cab of a project than stand with our backs to the camera and say "Trust me... this works! " You guys are not bashing on us in any way, but if anybody has criticisms, please please let us know about them! that's how we improve the show, and that's how we know (really) what you guys are thinking. we want to get it right, and we want to hear other ideas and perspectives.
This build has gone very well so far, with few hitches, so we're hoping it resonates with everybody here, personally I love the big power small truck angle.... like I said when we kided this thing off. "Big Power in a Big truck" is big fun! shave a couple thousand pounds off the equation and you're rockin!
Thanks for watching!
KT.