Strands#265 Did You Hear That?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.We found the same thing and have found out why it is in our case. New bath taps may look as big as the old ones at the faucet end but if you look at the actual diameter of the plumbing, you may find that actually they are much smaller, the same size as sink taps, I think this is to save on production costs.
In addition to stanleyman's good advice, was your system drained to fit the new radiator? If it was, was furnox or equivalent added when the system was refilled? It might be worth chucking some more in as this helps to dissolve scale and keep the rad water flowing