Is this the radiator everyone uses for turbo applications??
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Is this the radiator everyone uses for turbo applications??
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...e=STRK:MESE:IT
Just wondering if these are the dimensions everyone's using for standing up the radiator in LS1 fbody's.
(27.5"x15.5"x3")
THANKS IN ADVANCE
Just wondering if these are the dimensions everyone's using for standing up the radiator in LS1 fbody's.
(27.5"x15.5"x3")
THANKS IN ADVANCE
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It does look like the same one, but why risk buying it off Ebay. That seller has zero feedback. Its only $10 extra at Summit.
http://store.summitracing.com/partde...5&autoview=sku
http://store.summitracing.com/partde...5&autoview=sku
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Originally posted by: RooRnZ28
so is this radiator smaller than the stock one? does it cool better too?
so is this radiator smaller than the stock one? does it cool better too?
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It doesn't bolt-in the upper frame support has to be cut to fit it in. There are very good pics of this in the sticky up top about using truck mani's.
I can't be done; the stockers are made to be on the step angle that they are on. The radiator cap would be facing forwards instead of up if someone tried it.
Originally posted by: pozesd99'
why you buying a new radiator? just reposition the current one straight up and down
why you buying a new radiator? just reposition the current one straight up and down
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i used the 19" one in an LT1. I had to cut the bottom brace as well as the top brace, and then I made some brackets on the bottom to hold it in place. On an LT1, it hangs about an inch down, not sure about an LS1 setup though.