replacement radiator

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I need to replace the original radiator in my car. Will probably not mount it in the laying down position. What is the best one for the money? I see alot of guys putting the Fluidyne aluminum one in theirs. Who offers the best price?

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12/1/023:34 PM

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bdMember

Take your radiator to your local radiator shop and have them recore it. They will install a core with more tubes and fins (more heat exchange capacity) than the original. I did that on my early 71 with stock 8 bladed fans and modified engine. It doesn't overheat. Runs fine:-).

12/1/027:14 PM

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