Alum radiator
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From: San Diego CA
weight savings between aluminum and copper/brass? Probably like 20 - 40 lbs. actually.
I believe the early 70's vettes had aluminum radiators to begin with, so there wouldn't be much weight savings there anyways.
I believe the early 70's vettes had aluminum radiators to begin with, so there wouldn't be much weight savings there anyways.
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HOOK-EM HORNS
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From: Port Aransas, Texas Tx
St. Jude Donor '08
My old one is brass-copper and the alum only feels about 5 pounds lighter when I hold them?? I think total shipping weight on the wrong copper that came in was under 20 pounds.??
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From: Where are the Smoky Mountain Cruisers? Not Correctly Restored Stingray
http://www.absoluteradiator.com/default.asp
Looks like the place to get a good price from the radiator king, dewitts
Originally Posted by Kalway
Notice all of their Corvette radiators, "Made By: DeWitts"
All $450+ and made by our frequent visitor and forum sponsor. I would imagine they work great.
All $450+ and made by our frequent visitor and forum sponsor. I would imagine they work great.
Looks like the place to get a good price from the radiator king, dewitts
Last edited by 74 vert; Oct 4, 2006 at 10:03 PM.
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Originally Posted by Kalway
What time and where is it at again? I might actually be able to join y'all since I had to come in to work early anyways.
PM me with a phone number and details so I have someone to call in case I get lost.
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