Splangj
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Im tired of running too hot. I have a previously repaired 26” brass radiator, going to aluminum. Has anyone had experience with Engineered Cooling Products? ACC is out of stock.
Buying radiator ASAP
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I've been running one in my '62 with a 440. Behaves like a cooling system should. Proper fan, fan location and shroud is key IMO.
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Griffin is the best
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I bought an auto city classic, 26”aluminum for my 67 charger. Wait CVed from original radiator. Fit perfect, easy install and my car has never run so well. Was only $300 I think on eBay. Completely different car with that thing in.
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Love it Kid!
Wondering if that setup will work on one of my 63 B-bodies...w/ a 318?
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If the factory 22" fits the ECP will work. For some reason the lower passenger side bolt hole location was off but it was an easy fix. Other than that I'm sold on the two, one inch tube radiator.
thats all I have to say about Griffin
vance.dykes
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What brand of shroud is that? Looks well made.
over rated if you ask me
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Another satisfied ECP customer
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I just got laid off from my job working in a fabrication shop and didn't have access to a heliarc welder so I had another fabrication shop make it for me. I just drew up what I needed.
Thank you, It’s made well, I hope you get a job soon.
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Wizard Cooling. Fit perfectly in stock mounting. Stock shroud fit perfectly. Since it was slightly thicker, I used a short Hayden clutch. Zero fabrication. Cools as it should.
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I'm retired. That was about six years ago. The company filed bankruptcy and laid off the whole place.
Congratulations on your retirement.
gtx6970
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Same here. Upgraded to a 26inch. Added an oem shroud fits fine.
icetech
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Jesus.. so i need a rad for my car within the next month (which means 3 months) and was going to get a champion.. think i will go ECP, i like the 2 1" tube thing, and i believe they are made here which is nice...
Amazing thing is.. i just did a search and a company called DH does 3 row rads for $120 shipped.. just insanity....
BTW.. '62 plymouth, they only used 22" i am at work and didn't measure my old one but i know it's not 26".. most placed just list 22" as 66+ should be the same though yeah?
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Amazing thing is.. i just did a search and a company called DH does 3 row rads for $120 shipped.. just insanity....
BTW.. '62 plymouth, they only used 22" i am at work and didn't measure my old one but i know it's not 26".. most placed just list 22" as 66+ should be the same though yeah?
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Should be a 22".
Watch which rad you're looking at. They have two 22" one being the small block, one being the big block. It's the coolant inlet/outlet location that's different between them.
This is the BB one...
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icetech
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Yup, sadly i'm doing a small block
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