Need aluminun radiator

[Rick Kolber]

I got mine off ebay some years ago. Sorry, don't have info but if you have time you will find a compatible one. Have had mine for 3 years and no problems.

[rboyle]

Jegs makes real nice standard dimension pieces. I've had one for 3 years and never a problem.

[Painter]

I just walked in Advance and asked for a replacement radiator for what I have. No big deal. Easy peazie. Drop in, perfect fit in stock support. Easiest part I ever bought for a race car.

[5848]

Enginered Cooling Products

Call Us: (773)599-3067

Put one in our Duster This year worked great.
RAD-526S

[ron b]

Originally Posted by 5848

Enginered Cooling Products

Call Us: (773)599-3067

Put one in our Duster This year worked great.
RAD-526S

I have a engineered cooling products radiator in my 68 mustang with a 428 cj and it fits very well and the shroud also fits. they also let me pick it up, and check it out for damage and quality.

[Alan Roehrich]

Northern Radiator. they make nice radiators, as well as electric cooling fan and shroud kits.

[GallopinGhost]

It's about time for me to buy one for my e-body stocker project. what side of the radiator are you putting the fan ? I'm in the process of doing a trial fit with everything so I can measure how much room I've got.

Merry Christmas everyone

[Rory McNeil]

Originally Posted by Painter

I just walked in Advance and asked for a replacement radiator for what I have. No big deal. Easy peazie. Drop in, perfect fit in stock support. Easiest part I ever bought for a race car.

Pretty much the same deal for me. I went to a large local auto parts store, and asked for a new radiator for a 1985 5.0 Mustang, and I got a nice light, aluminum radiator with plastic tanks, thats a direct replacement for the old brass rad. It seems like most replacement rads are made that way nowadays.

[older racer]

we use a champion radiator in duster. CC526 3 row, $200. it fits perfect.has tanks on top and bottom. rule was had to be same as original.

[MikeMoller]

Originally Posted by Rory McNeil

Pretty much the same deal for me. I went to a large local auto parts store, and asked for a new radiator for a 1965 5.0 Mustang, and I got a nice light, aluminum radiator with plastic tanks, thats a direct replacement for the old brass rad. It seems like most replacement rads are made that way nowadays.

When I built my Nova I bought a replacement from Advance, noticed it was aluminum so wrote NHRA tech and asked since aluminum was not legal at the time. Answer was to wait, and soon after they made aluminum legal. It fit perfect and was inexpensive.