Re: alum radiator

[Ron <RONVE@xxxxxxx>]

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In a message dated 10/26/2004 8:16:31 AM Central Daylight Time, 
csmopars@xxxxxxx writes:


> hello all :
> I am now at the point in my resto 
> that i require a rad.
> my ride is a '63 dodge -"440"
> block- 528" hemi -auto push-button
> can i get some feed back from the list on which 
> rad -becool, griffin etc. you've had success with 
> and the model# / dimensions.
> were you able to use factory mounts or not?
> cooling fans?
> any help appreciated.
> Enzo
> 

  Hi Enzo,
I have a 'cuda with a Hemi in it. It runs hot rather quickly in the right 
weather, ... almost any weather is 'right'. I put an aluminum radiator in and it 
still gets hot quickly, but it cools down very quickly with just a little 
movement. You will be amazed at just how fast it does cool down.
I'll hafta check to see the model I bought, but I told them I need it for a 
'cuda, and any brackets that weren't already there from the factory (Ma Mopar), 
were included in the kit with the radiator. I'll dig out the model number etc 
and let you know!
Ron ...

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