Champion Cooling Systems All-Aluminum Radiator 1958-1984 Toyota Land Cruiser
166-CC180
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| Core Dimensions: | 16-1/2" (H) x 19-1/4" (W) |
| Overall Dimensions: | 22" (H) x 22-1/8" (W) |
| Hose Locations: | In: Driver Out: Passenger |
| Hose Fittings: | In: 1-1/2" Out: 1-1/2" |
| Transcooler: | 1/2-20 Straight Thread G1/4 |
| Mount Type: | Bracket |
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I have a 1966 FJ Toyota Land Cruiser with a 327 engine looking to change out radiator. Have the original radiator and it get hot when idling. Will the 166-CC180 radiator have enough cooling to work and is their a overflow jug I can get with this. Don
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