Does This Debunk the "Coolant Can Flow Through the Radiator Too Fast" Idea???

Ceedawg said
Oh yes it does, they can crow all the want with their synopsis but I had first hand knowledge their idea holds no ‘water’ pun intended. REAL WORLD EXPERIENCE from 1968 in a 62 Chevy 283 wagon. It takes time to transfer heat, it’s not instantaneous. Does your coffee cool down fast in a thermos bottle? How about a one row vs 4 row radiator? Same amount of water but the 4 row has more surface area to dissipate the heat into the air. Time

You are so wrong it’s not funny. The PROOF is in the science.

Slowing coolant flow to increase cooling is like shitting your pants and changing your shirt.

Ceedawg said
Oh yes it does, they can crow all the want with their synopsis but I had first hand knowledge their idea holds no ‘water’ pun intended. REAL WORLD EXPERIENCE from 1968 in a 62 Chevy 283 wagon. It takes time to transfer heat, it’s not instantaneous. Does your coffee cool down fast in a thermos bottle? How about a one row vs 4 row radiator? Same amount of water