ALL HANDS ON DECK
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Lead Driver
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From: On the Edge of the Desert
ALL HANDS ON DECK
Ok guys, I need you to look at your radiators.
What side is the bottom outlet on?
What size are the inlet and outlet?
How many rows is it?
What's your core size?
My radiator doesn't seem to match any of them out there today. And I need one! So I've got a problem.
What side is the bottom outlet on?
What size are the inlet and outlet?
How many rows is it?
What's your core size?
My radiator doesn't seem to match any of them out there today. And I need one! So I've got a problem.
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From: Phoenix, Az.
I called radiator.com. Talked with a gentleman named Roger. 800-248-8720. He says he can come up with a 1970 F100,302,A/C radiator with the core size your engineering number has that does have the lower hose nipple on the driver's side. Not here in town though. His book did not list the hose size.
Brass and Copper......$419.00
Plastic and Aluminum.....$209.00
All Aluminum.............$325.00
Brass and Copper......$419.00
Plastic and Aluminum.....$209.00
All Aluminum.............$325.00
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From: On the Edge of the Desert
Thanks Jeff. I think my best option right now is to take my radiator I bought from performance radiator part # 433318 and have them swap the hose nipple to the driver side. It's a 3core brass and copper with all the right brackets and sizes. Just one nipple is on the wrong side.
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