DeWitts Group Purchase
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Tom;
My car is a 72 with an automatic transmission. I plan on changing to 5 speed in the next couple of years.
Can I run the non tranny cooler radiator and install an aftermarket tranny cooler in front?
I already have a dual fan setup on the car which should work.
Also will I need new radiator hoses?
Jim
My car is a 72 with an automatic transmission. I plan on changing to 5 speed in the next couple of years.
Can I run the non tranny cooler radiator and install an aftermarket tranny cooler in front?
I already have a dual fan setup on the car which should work.
Also will I need new radiator hoses?
Jim
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The A69A would be the replacement aluminum radiator
We use BAX global for international shipping. Much better than ups.
The radiator box is too big for mail
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Tom,
I did not see a listing for 73 big block manual car, is it safe to go with the 72 BB option or is the general 73 to 75 what I should be looking at. I know the radiator mounts on the support are spaced differently from 73 from 72.
The engine is built to a little over 500 hp with about 10:1 compression and a choppy idle. The body is currently off the frame and the engine has not been run yet. I am looking at the radiator and electric fan combination, and any recommendations you have would be greatly appreciated.
I did not see a listing for 73 big block manual car, is it safe to go with the 72 BB option or is the general 73 to 75 what I should be looking at. I know the radiator mounts on the support are spaced differently from 73 from 72.
The engine is built to a little over 500 hp with about 10:1 compression and a choppy idle. The body is currently off the frame and the engine has not been run yet. I am looking at the radiator and electric fan combination, and any recommendations you have would be greatly appreciated.
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I'm looking for an electric fan to supplement the mechanical fan in my 76. I want something that will fit in the shroud against the radiator so that it still looks original. What do you suggest?
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Tom,
I did not see a listing for 73 big block manual car, is it safe to go with the 72 BB option or is the general 73 to 75 what I should be looking at. I know the radiator mounts on the support are spaced differently from 73 from 72.
The engine is built to a little over 500 hp with about 10:1 compression and a choppy idle. The body is currently off the frame and the engine has not been run yet. I am looking at the radiator and electric fan combination, and any recommendations you have would be greatly appreciated.
I did not see a listing for 73 big block manual car, is it safe to go with the 72 BB option or is the general 73 to 75 what I should be looking at. I know the radiator mounts on the support are spaced differently from 73 from 72.
The engine is built to a little over 500 hp with about 10:1 compression and a choppy idle. The body is currently off the frame and the engine has not been run yet. I am looking at the radiator and electric fan combination, and any recommendations you have would be greatly appreciated.
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Last edited by Tom@Dewitt; Mar 5, 2009 at 06:37 PM.
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Tom,
I'm going to be doing an LS swap in my '75. I noticed you have kits for an LS swap for many different years, but the latest being '72. Will this '72 swap radiator work with my '75?
I'm going to be doing an LS swap in my '75. I noticed you have kits for an LS swap for many different years, but the latest being '72. Will this '72 swap radiator work with my '75?
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69 bbc
checking before i order, i have a 69 manual trans with 582 big block, 750 hp. Is the SP031 daul fan the one i want. i have the stock radiator support. Its also has A/C. Is all the wiring included, and instructions? thanks for your time