Aluminum Crossflow Radiator V8 Engine Conversion 1972-1991

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Part Number:18-1228

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New bolt-in aluminum crossflow radiators! The crossflow design has two 1-inch rows which offers better coolant flow and more cooling capacity than 4-core radiators. These radiators are available with a built-in automatic transmission cooler (select from the pull-down menu). These are fully welded (no epoxy, glue or gaskets).

These are designed for FSJ's with an Engine Swap, and can accommodate Ford, GM, Dodge, etc.

Note: transmission cooler lines relocated to driver side (longer flexible transmission cooling hose required)
Note: we recommend the use of Teflon applied to the transmission cooler fittings, but DO NOT use Teflon Tape, as it can bind and ruin the aluminum threads of the cooler. You should use liquid Teflon Tape instead.

Note: Stock Fan Shroud will not work with this radiator without modifications.

Images are for Illustrative Purposes Only. Actual port location will vary based on your configuration.

excellent

excellent product, very nice construction and fit very good.

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Reviewed by: (Verified Buyer) ricardo trevino from monterrey mexico . on 3/23/2019

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Q: How thick is the radiator? What is the hp rating? With the fan what is the overall thickness?

Asked by: Larry - 10/2/2018

A: approximately 3.5" thick, and around 6.5-7" thick with the fan. The HP rating is somewhere in the neighborhood of 600+ but it also depends on the fan used.

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Answer provided by: Ryan (10/3/2018)

Q: What would be required to make this fit a 1963 wagoneer?

Asked by: JD Tucker - 8/19/2017

A: You would possibly have to modify the core support to allow it to fit.

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Answer provided by: Ryan (8/22/2017)

Q: What is the steam port fitting size?

Asked by: Billy - 9/9/2019

A: That should be a 1/4" NPT size

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Answer provided by: Ryan (9/10/2019)

Q: For mock up purposes of condenser and a/c fan in front of radiator while I wait for this one to arrive, how close are the dimensions to a stock 360 radiator?

Asked by: Jim Hedgpeth - 7/9/2018

A: They are very close to the original, but I always recommend waiting until the part arrives before installing anything in front of or behind it. Note to you need at least 3/4" gap between the radiator and a condenser in front of it for proper air flow