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ABNTROOP
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Alum radiator eh? Built in trans cooler on that one as well I assume? Looks good BTW!
hockeymanam
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I need a new radiator so whats the deal with this one..
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This is just a Universal Ford/Mopar style Rad
Bottom core support was made from 1/8 x 3" steel, 2 bends on each side
It mounts to where the factory side mounts are, 2 screws each side.
I used Prothane Big Block Chevy Isolator's on the bottom & a custom cut piece of 2" Alum Angle for the top hold-down.
Trans cooler is a B&M unit, 24,000 gvw. It's mounted solo in front of a/c condenser.
Stock clutch fan didn't clear lower rad hose on new on so....in the trash it went & slapped on an elect. one.
Bottom core support was made from 1/8 x 3" steel, 2 bends on each side
It mounts to where the factory side mounts are, 2 screws each side.
I used Prothane Big Block Chevy Isolator's on the bottom & a custom cut piece of 2" Alum Angle for the top hold-down.
Trans cooler is a B&M unit, 24,000 gvw. It's mounted solo in front of a/c condenser.
Stock clutch fan didn't clear lower rad hose on new on so....in the trash it went & slapped on an elect. one.
rallyrcr
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do you have any pics of the supports on the bottom? its too bad i just had a radiator go bad 3 months ago ($900) when I could have just done this instead. looks good!! post more pics!!! ...pls
ArtHummer
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Nice build. What fan did you use?
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Fan was a freebie from a friend. It was out of a Nissan.
I'll get something better once my wallet recovers a little.