i have a guy that fixes them only 75 bucks to fix it but with that nose cone , I want more cooling , so i have convinced my self to go aluuminum . I will give up the stock look if i can stop my gettting warm problem at high speed .zupanj said:
yeah i'd love one but no way to I have that kinda money right now .joewhite440 said:
yes I saw it and it's a blem ( no problem ) I would buy it in a heart beat but , its either for a small block or for a 73 and newer big block because the outlets are reversed and in the wrong place. Mine is driver side on the lower hose and passenger side upper .Hoosier Bird said:
i contacted them direct and am become a distributor to get a better priceroadrunnerh said:Stu, wow, that sucks. At least it didn't happen far from home.
The champion aluminum radiator looks good for that price!
thanksV269 said:Hey Stuie, I put one of the Champion aluminum rad's in my car a couple month's ago. Best thing I ever did as for cooling and it fit and look's great. Have a 180 deg. thermostat in it and driving around in this hot weather we are getting it never goes much above 165 deg. It is a 3 row. Went to the cruise night about a 1/2 hour away last Friday night and it was hot out and driving in the city at stop's it got up to about 180 deg but as soon as I started moving it dropped back to 165-170 deg at the most. I also put an aluminum water pump and housing on last year. The pump is the new vane style and moves the coolant much better. No fan shroud. These rads look very nice with the billet aluminum neck's and are all tig welded. Mine is a 22" and they will put the neck's where ever you want them. It also come with the trani line fitting's installed but I didn't use them ( 4-speed ). $ 261 Canadian total shipped from California to Watertown New York. I just went to a friend's to pick it up. Don't be afraid to try one, you will like it. Check out my post " Rads In " and see my pic's.
Ken.