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Chevy/GM-Style Aluminum Radiator, 2 Row, 1 in. Core [Crossflow]
555-52009
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Chevy/GM-Style Aluminum Radiators
- Constructed with two rows of 1-inch noculoc-brazed tubes with maximized fin counts for peak efficiency
- Lightweight all-aluminum construction for improved performance & cooling
- Configuration: Chevy/gm-style with a top left (driver) and bottom right (passenger) radiator hose
- Dimensions: Overall size: 31 in. w x 19 in. h, core: 25.625 in. w x 17.500 in. h
- Mechanically formed aluminum tanks, that are fully tig welded, provide precise fitment to ensure leak-free operation
- Replaces Northern Part Number 209677
Specifications:
Ithink this should work in my 68 chevelle would like to know measurements where it sets in the rubber cushions mine is 28 1/2 corewidth 28 1/4 core height is 17 i think if close i can make work any advice appreciated thank you
How much does the radiator weigh
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