Radiator swap

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I have a 74 Pantera with a Phoenix radiator in it with Gary Hall's front mounted AC condencer mounted on it.It's a neat package and works well. I would like to purchase a Fluidyne alum radiator and install it in its place. My question is, are the dimensions about the same for each of the radiator's? I don't have much room on the sides, front or rear.The left side touches the head light mechanism, the back side just clears the cooling fans and with the condencer in front I can't lay the radiator down. Any info would be helpful. Thanks for you're time...

2/20/035:26 AM

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