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07-13-2011, 01:31 PM
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Join Date: Nov 2009
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Big Aluminum Radiator in a Wagon w/ PICS
I decided to put an aluminum radiator in my wagon after if kept overheating. The wagon has a mild 400 smallblock, but the summer heat has been too much for the old radiator. So I ordered an aluminum radiator from summit and spent a day putting it in. I wanted the biggest radiator I could swap in while still keeping my stock headlights.
to give you an idea of how it sits in the engine bay   Time to cut the headlight buckets  I patched it with some 16ga sheet  BFH+Vise=sheet metal brake  A little grinding and it fit pretty good  Added some tack welds and called it good    Also had to cut a little off the bottom of the radiator to clear the steering box 
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07-13-2011, 07:16 PM
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Wheeler
Join Date: Apr 2006
Member # 70861
Location: Citrus Heights, Ca
Posts: 418
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What part # is the radiator? I need to set mine up. Looks great.
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KJ6UCC KEEP PUBLIC LANDS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC 1952 Willys Wagon, 350-350-203 60 and a 14 on coilovers. |
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