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Champion Three Row Aluminum Radiator For T-Bucket With Chevy V8 Configuration, 1917-1927 (Chevy Engine)Find parts that fit my vehicle

Item EK-16-92894-1
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      Product Information

      Features, Description, Q&A

      Features

      • Radiator Flow Down Flow
      • Core Dim (H X W) 18" X 18 1/2"
      • Overall (H X W) 24" X 22 1/2"
      • Hose Locations In: Driver - Out: Passenger
      • Hose Fittings In: 1 1/2" - Out: 1 3/4"
      • Trans Cooler 1/2-20 Straight Thread, Inverted Flare
      • Mounting Type OEM Mount
      • Fits Chevy Engine Configuration

      Description

      Premium Radiator Solution. This aluminum radiator is engineered to provide an efficient cooling option for upgraded classic vehicles. It replaces original radiators, offering compatibility with several core row configurations to suit different cooling requirements.

      Construction and Appearance. Made from lightweight aluminum, the radiator features a core designed with 1" tubes to support heat dissipation. It has a natural aluminum finish that complements vintage engine compartments.

      Installation. Installation uses OEM mounting points, facilitating a straightforward and reliable fit. Additional modifications or drilling may not be necessary depending on the vehicle and setup.

      Application. Designed specifically for the 1917-1927 Ford Model T with Chevy V8 engine configurations, this radiator does not fit models with the Ford V8 engine variant.

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