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panterrorMy 74 GTS

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Originally posted by george pence:
Interestingly, the radiator in Kelly's picture, which I believe is the Collector's Choice radiator (sourced from Ron Davis)

I purchased it from Dennis Quella at Pantera Performance five years ago. It's possible that it originates from Ron but I sort of doubt it. However, there is a lot of "cooperation" between sources of parts and vendors.

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has the upper nipple located on the top of its respective tank, making it an inlet.

Correct.

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This is just the opposite of the oem radiator. When using this radiator the hoses should be crossed.

I had forgotten that. I fabbed my own stainless tubes that just left a short straight section of hose for expansion and stress relief.

Kelly

10/5/062:25 PM

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