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Old 01-20-2021, 05:48 PM   #26
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Re: Going to need a new radiator.

the point was if you put a hole in a vertical flow radiator it will stop working and overheat immediately. whereas a horizontal flow radiator with a hole in the upper part of the core just may get you home. so like i said GM,Ford,Mercedes and all the rest went to horizontal radiators, it wasnt because of cost, it was because of airconditioning bigger motors and better efficiency.
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Old 01-22-2021, 02:01 AM   #27
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Re: Going to need a new radiator.

Thanks for all the information guys I appreciate it all. After lots of consideration I have decided to order a "Desert Cooler" 4 core brass copper and steel radiator. I ordered it from "Chevy truck Classic Parts". Thanks to "Ogre", you are a powerful salesman, lol. Norm
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Old 01-22-2021, 08:42 AM   #28
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Re: Going to need a new radiator.

Check out Auto City Classics. Bought mine to cool a BBC
100% Aluminum, 100% Welded Radiator- Lifetime Warranty

New aluminum, direct bolt-in radiator. It has a built-in automatic transmission cooler with 1 1/2" center inlet and 1 3/4" right lower outlet. This is stamped with welded construction, no epoxy.

Comes with 2600 CFM fan and shroud.

Has dual 1 1/8" high flow tubes, double the cpacity for stock 2-row, 33% more capacity then 3-row 1/2".

Core size: 17 3/4" wide, 20 3/4" tall, 2 1/2" thick
Overall size (widest point): 22 1/2" wide, 26 3/4" tall, 3" thick
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