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Re: "removable" radiator core support question [Re: 5thAve] #2735090
01/20/20 10:37 PM
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I guess I don't understand why? shruggy

I have a normal engine hoist and a deep sump pan on my RB and can easily clear the yoke. If I needed more room or had a hoist that wouldn't go up as high as I needed, I'd unbolt the front wheels and let the car down on a floor jack. wrench

Besides, grille is going to be in the way too!


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10.01 @ 133mph with a 250 shot of nitrous an a splash of race gas. 1.36 60 ft. 3,700 lbs.

Re: "removable" radiator core support question [Re: GY3] #2735188
01/21/20 09:03 AM
01/21/20 09:03 AM
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Originally Posted by GY3
Besides, grille is going to be in the way too!


good point !
beer

Re: "removable" radiator core support question [Re: GY3] #2735238
01/21/20 11:50 AM
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Originally Posted by GY3
I guess I don't understand why? shruggy

I have a normal engine hoist and a deep sump pan on my RB and can easily clear the yoke. If I needed more room or had a hoist that wouldn't go up as high as I needed, I'd unbolt the front wheels and let the car down on a floor jack. wrench

Besides, grille is going to be in the way too!


1. Every car is different
2. When doing a swap with trans attached, by your self, it helps
3. And the extra 8"? until you get to the grill, which also is fairly easy to remove, makes a big difference
4. Nobody has yet made the case other then VIN number there is a real downside.


Reality check, that half the population is smarter then 50% of the people and it's a constantly contested fact.
Re: "removable" radiator core support question [Re: jcc] #2735511
01/22/20 09:09 AM
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another thing to remember with this particular setup, i moved the radiator to the front of the core support because it is a huge crossflow unit, and there is a bunch of room that is unused from the backside of the grille to the front side of the support. the removable support like Andy showed on his coronet will work perfectly for radiator R&R, as well as any future engine work if needed.
as to the numbers on the top portion of the support, they are stamped in an area that is well away from any area that will be cut.
also, the top side is pretty flexible as is. i would like to stiffen that up some if possible.
beer

Re: "removable" radiator core support question [Re: moparx] #2735685
01/22/20 08:58 PM
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Welded tabs on then bolted it up. Painted it last so it matches. 68 Valiant 440

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