Cold Case Radiators Aluminum Performance Radiator 1955-1957 Full Size Chevy
359-CHT562A
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Cold Case Radiators CHT562A Features:
1955-1957 Chevrolet Tr-Five Aluminum Performance Radiator. V8 Position cars for mount Behind radiator support. There is not enough space to put a clutch fan on the front of a SB and still mount the radiator in the V8 position. There is a 6 blade stationary and 7 blade flex fan you can use though.These COLD-CASE radiators are Tig welded 100 percent aluminum and absolutely beautiful. Don't buy a 3 or 4 row aluminum radiator! It doesn't cool as good as these oversize 2 row models.These radiators are original appearing and have the correct stamping. Once painted, you'd be hard pressed to find a difference over an original versus a COLD-CASE.100 percent TIG weldedAll AluminumPolished OE style tanks16 fins per inchCorrugated fins that give more surface area and more thermal transferPressure testedFor manual/auto transDirect fitment for 55-57 Chevy (V8 position mount)Old Part Number: RPE562Radiator SpecsCore Height 17 inchCore Width 22 inchOverall Height 23.5 To CapOverall Width 23.5 inchOverall Thickness 3 inchTubes (2) 1.25" TubesUpper Hose 1.50 inchLower Hose 1.75 inchSpecifications:
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