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06-20-2013, 03:30 PM
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Any difference between a '66 and '67 radiator?
Looking to up my cooling capacity for the new engine and I see a lot of radiators for 1966 GTOs, but not so many for 1967. Is there any difference between the two? What about a 1965? Lots of those around! I'm going with an aluminum, so correctness isn't something I'm concerned with at all. As long as it fits well and does the job it's supposed to do. I'm currently running a Summit universal fit, but I don't like the way it sits and I had to raise it up about three inches to get it where it's supposed to be. I could be using those extra three inches for more radiator. I also want to ditch the auxilary trans cooler and just run the tranny lines through the radiator (200 4R). Going for a clean and simple look.
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Sammy 1967 Lemans: 455 swap in progress (stock crank, stock rods, TRW slugs, mildly ported 6x heads, Stump Puller hyd roller, 1.5 PRW aluminum rollers, Comp hyd roller lifters, Performer RPM, q-jet, RA exhaust manifolds, 2 1/2" exhaust, ebay HEI), 200 4R, and some suspension stuff |
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