Re: 383 and 22" radiator....
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been running the 22 for years with no major issues. Just the smae basics:
-Clutch fan -Shroud -50/50 antifreeze w/ a bottle of water wetter -good overflow setup -And I have had good luck with a 160 stat but the 180 should be good too.
Doesn't the outlet (top) on a BB radiator go on a different side than the SB?
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Re: 383 and 22" radiator....
[Re: StealthWedge67]
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06/10/11 09:45 AM
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Doesn't the outlet (top) on a BB radiator go on a different side than the SB?
You're gonna need a big block radiator. In and out are on opposite sides. Good news is that they bolt up the same.
Later model BB waterpump housings are pass. side inlet. I've got one in my B'cuda.
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Re: 383 and 22" radiator....
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06/10/11 09:53 AM
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I'm doing a 318 => 383 swap on my Satellite. The original 22" radiator worked great on the 318. Can I re-use this radiator with the bigger, yet very mild, 383?
Thanks
Sorry guys, but if it is a 66-69 radiator the upper connection is in the same place. The lower is a little too far inboard and needs to be moved out to the and of the tank. It is also a 1 1/2" connection which needs to be made into a 1 3/4" conncetion at the time of the move. It my or may not cool though. Should go to a 3-row core when the swapping is done but it's your cash. Call me if you have any other questions.
Good luck, Bob Schirmer Glen-ray Radiators 1.800.537.3775
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Re: 383 and 22" radiator....
[Re: radiatorman]
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06/10/11 06:18 PM
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I'm doing a 318 => 383 swap on my Satellite. The original 22" radiator worked great on the 318. Can I re-use this radiator with the bigger, yet very mild, 383?
Thanks
Sorry guys, but if it is a 66-69 radiator the upper connection is in the same place. The lower is a little too far inboard and needs to be moved out to the and of the tank. It is also a 1 1/2" connection which needs to be made into a 1 3/4" conncetion at the time of the move. It my or may not cool though. Should go to a 3-row core when the swapping is done but it's your cash. Call me if you have any other questions.
Good luck, Bob Schirmer Glen-ray Radiators 1.800.537.3775
I'm sending my 22" Big Block radiator to Bob at Glen-ray Radiators, nice craftsmanship and they know their OE Mopar radiators.
Also for FWIW, my father tried a freshly redone 26" two core small block radiator in a mild street 383, it overheated.
Just saying, don't waste your time on a small block radiator in a big block application whether it be a 22"-or-26"
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Re: 383 and 22" radiator....
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06/10/11 06:49 PM
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I don't know what the differences are between a SB and BB 22" rad but you certainly don't need a 26" rad; waste of time and money. My #'s 440-6 car has the factory 22" rad because it doesn't have the following; - A/C (N/A with N96, 440-6 or Hemi) - Trailer towing package (N/A 225,440-6 or Hemi) - Axle Package (mandatory with 4spd and 440-4, 440-6 or Hemi). The 22" rad is standard for all Mopar engines except the Hemi which automatically mandated the max cooling option. 99% of all cooling problems have nothing to do with the size of the radiator; clean block, clean rad, proper water pump. proper fan, fan shroud, operational thermostat, spring in the lower hose to prevent collapse under suction pressure, etc. etc. Dave
1970 Super Bee 440 Six Pack
1974 'Cuda
2008 Ram 3500 Diesel
2006 Ram 3500 Diesel
2004.5 Ram 2500 Diesel
2003 Ram 3500 Diesel
2006 Durango Limited
[url] http://1970superbee.piczo.com [/url]
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Re: 383 and 22" radiator....
[Re: DPelletier]
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06/10/11 08:02 PM
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I don't know what the differences are between a SB and BB 22" rad but you certainly don't need a 26" rad; waste of time and money.
My #'s 440-6 car has the factory 22" rad because it doesn't have the following;
- A/C (N/A with N96, 440-6 or Hemi) - Trailer towing package (N/A 225,440-6 or Hemi) - Axle Package (mandatory with 4spd and 440-4, 440-6 or Hemi).
The 22" rad is standard for all Mopar engines except the Hemi which automatically mandated the max cooling option.
99% of all cooling problems have nothing to do with the size of the radiator; clean block, clean rad, proper water pump. proper fan, fan shroud, operational thermostat, spring in the lower hose to prevent collapse under suction pressure, etc. etc.
Dave
Is your car an A12 car? I thought all those came with a max-cooling 26"?
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Re: 383 and 22" radiator....
[Re: CompSyn]
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06/12/11 02:49 PM
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I don't know what the differences are between a SB and BB 22" rad but you certainly don't need a 26" rad; waste of time and money.
My #'s 440-6 car has the factory 22" rad because it doesn't have the following;
- A/C (N/A with N96, 440-6 or Hemi) - Trailer towing package (N/A 225,440-6 or Hemi) - Axle Package (mandatory with 4spd and 440-4, 440-6 or Hemi).
The 22" rad is standard for all Mopar engines except the Hemi which automatically mandated the max cooling option.
99% of all cooling problems have nothing to do with the size of the radiator; clean block, clean rad, proper water pump. proper fan, fan shroud, operational thermostat, spring in the lower hose to prevent collapse under suction pressure, etc. etc.
Dave
Is your car an A12 car? I thought all those came with a max-cooling 26"?
No, mine is a '70. You're correct; all A12's came with a 26" rad, but not because of the 440-6, but because of the 4:10 Dana Axle Package.
Dave
1970 Super Bee 440 Six Pack
1974 'Cuda
2008 Ram 3500 Diesel
2006 Ram 3500 Diesel
2004.5 Ram 2500 Diesel
2003 Ram 3500 Diesel
2006 Durango Limited
[url] http://1970superbee.piczo.com [/url]
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