Inexpensive Universal Radiator- which one?
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Well, after about a 2 year absence I am back to working on my E-bodies. I have a 74 Challenger 360 that needs a radiator, and searching didn't find what I thought used to be a sticky .....
I need an aluminum , universal mount ok, with Auto trans cooling ( All I see at Summit are Manual trans units) and standard smallblock ports. I have a "smallblock side" water pump for the potential drop-in 440, so I can see if the old 360 runs ok before swapping to the bigblock.
So, is there an option besides the Sum-381425 unit? Planning on running an electric puller fan.
Thanks for any help
Allen
'05 Quad cab hemi truck- Flame red- magnaflow exhaust
70-440 cuda-
74-360-4v Challenger- new driver car
EX vehicles:
66 charger Drag car- 10.80 at 123 mph
57 imperial 392 Hemi
1960 Sanger V drive- mondello-built 392 hemi
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Re: Inexpensive Universal Radiator- which one?
[Re: Dcuda69]
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Thanks
I think the thread fittings are for an electric pump? Says manual trans and needs external trans cooler, unless I read it wrong.
That so-cal vendor's rad sounds like the ticket, drain and cooling lines, would love feedback from members who run one....
Thanks
Allen
'05 Quad cab hemi truck- Flame red- magnaflow exhaust
70-440 cuda-
74-360-4v Challenger- new driver car
EX vehicles:
66 charger Drag car- 10.80 at 123 mph
57 imperial 392 Hemi
1960 Sanger V drive- mondello-built 392 hemi
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Re: Inexpensive Universal Radiator- which one?
[Re: hemiallen]
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04/08/11 04:35 PM
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1-800 radiator for a copper/brass radiator.
We are brothers and sisters doing time on the planet for better or worse. I'll take the better, if you don't mind. - Stu Harmon
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Re: Inexpensive Universal Radiator- which one?
[Re: JonsGottaDusta]
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I have a 26" 4-core champion radiator in my car, and I can barely keep it up to the 180* thermostat temp. I like it.
Good to know. I have a champion 3 row radiator for a corvette that I am fitting into my gen3 dakota. It's a nice piece for only 200 bucks. Everyone I have talked to seems to be happy with them.
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