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I am looking to modernize my cooling system. #681535
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I have a 1971 Charger with a 440 and a Tremec 5-speed. I want to go with an aluminum radiator and electric fans.

Does anyone have a recommendation on a supplier or manufacturer of these items?

Re: I am looking to modernize my cooling system. [Re: MTSI] #681536
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there's been some informative (to say the least ) threads on this lately. Might see if you can retrieve them. IMNHO I'd go w a large new alum rad (maybe a dual pass) and a good ole fashioned MP thermal clutch fan spaced 3/4 into a well sealed shroud w a 180 stant/milodon stat w a 1/16" bleed hole and a edel or milodon WP


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Re: I am looking to modernize my cooling system. [Re: RapidRobert] #681537
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Thank you.

GO BIG RED

Re: I am looking to modernize my cooling system. [Re: MTSI] #681538
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I have a 1971 Charger with a 440 and a Tremec 5-speed. I want to go with an aluminum radiator and electric fans.

Does anyone have a recommendation on a supplier or manufacturer of these items?




Stock is best, Alum radiator maybe, but keep the rest stock like was said above.

7 blade clutch fan, you can thank us later.

Re: I am looking to modernize my cooling system. [Re: MTSI] #681539
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Thank you. GO BIG RED


For sure and it's getting closer and w Suh getting picked that early people are really fired up for what's ahead


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Re: I am looking to modernize my cooling system. [Re: RapidRobert] #681540
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eh,I don't agree with the stock thing at all.

I have lost 3 radiators due to stock setups.

The fan dropped into the rad, or moved into it.

I like electric fans, but it can be hard or expensive to find one that moves enough air.

None of the after market ones I tried did very well.
The oem types that have been listed always seem to be better.

Just depends on how much room you have.
I also use a dual pass cross flow rad from 4secondsflat.com

Since yours is a manual you don't need the trans cooler anyway.







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