Doing a radiator swap and I am about to order the radiator. I have a car that was manufactured with air conditioning. When i go to order it does it matter if i select with or with out air conditioning? On O' Reilly's it shows different sizes. Can i get the smaller one without air and bolt it in?
Has anyone used these guys? They are based out of Az
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1967-...ht_2224wt_1067
Sizes for my year radiator
http://www.oreillyauto.com/site/c/se...ang&vi=1132399
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Thread: Radiator for a 302
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01-31-10, 08:33 PM #1Senior Member
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Radiator for a 302
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01-31-10, 09:46 PM #2Senior Member
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I'd get the biggest you can..your in hell remember
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01-31-10, 10:05 PM #3Senior Member
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ok. Good thought. They say in their add to call about a 3rd row. I think i will take advantage of it if it's only like a 20-30 buck difference. As you say we are in hell so an extra row would not hurt. As long as you have a good clean thermostat
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01-31-10, 10:27 PM #4Senior Member
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had a customers 66 with a 289 (cammed) that needed a 3 row in it to keep from overheating
2005 v6 redfire mustang. yup its slow.
12.03 @ 118.5 best et
12.11 @ 122.0 best mph
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01-31-10, 11:04 PM #5Senior Member
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Big Radiator is always the best, fan shroud helps too
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01-31-10, 11:47 PM #6Senior Member
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Trucker: I have an electric fan
Fazm: Mine has a mild cam to it and its a 302 so a three row will be a better choice
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