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800xl
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PostPosted: Tue Nov 14, 2006 3:36 pm 
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What rad is that? It looks like it would make a good stock replacement for my 2.6L project truck, assuming it can be got with inlet and outlet ports swapped.

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800xl wrote:
What rad is that? It looks like it would make a good stock replacement for my 2.6L project truck, assuming it can be got with inlet and outlet ports swapped.


it is a universal chevy style radiator outta jegs.. dual row for 169 i believe. and i also think that they have one with the inlet outlet swapped!

neil... that radiator is the 24x19 that we talked about so damn long ago!! i am riggin it so it will tuck under for another 1.5 inches of clearance or so.

Toby... i am not sure what i am going to do for a fan.. either an electric pusher.. or a flex fan. depends on if we want to notch the firewall or not.. lol

any ideas.. or info?!?

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I went with a nice big pusher. Its like 2400 cfm I think. It will fit behind the grill, and I have never had any issues with it! my .02
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I went with a nice big pusher. Its like 2400 cfm I think. It will fit behind the grill, and I have never had any issues with it! my .02

did you tuck the radiator under the front support at all or is it right where the stock one was?

also.. did you order it out of jegs or summit?

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I also have a big spall single pusher in front of the radiator . I will say this , it is a power hog . I just put a diesal alt on mine .
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Ezekiel....
Whats going on with your LUV?

You've been waaaay too silent lately!
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are you alive Ezekiel?
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last i heard from him was like 2 weeks ago. he told me that he has it at his schools autoshop. i guess he was amlost done with the motor mounts and just about ready to fire it.

but that was 2 weeks ago...

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