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Originally Posted by Gealii
No it was correct originally there is a reason a radiator to a v8 is bigger than a radiator to a I4. They need more of a cooling factor which means more cooling fluid whether you use water or coolant. So if you put a smaller radiator on the motor than what there should be it will heat up quicker but may overheat. This can be effective on motors where the vehicle comes with both I4 and v6's and bigger as they tend not to put in a smaller radiator for a smaller motor it is easier just to keep the same parts in them.
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This has nothing to do with efficiency. You're talking about cooling capacity or capability.
In heat transfer, higher efficiencies are attained by a higher heat difference in the medium and transfer fluids.
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