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radiator
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twospeed
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Great, thanks.
dmich2
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The company I used was Tapp, Inc., here in North Carolina. http://www.tappinc.net/
I will not say they were the least expensive, but they were very helpful with questions and the design that I submitted. I have a Jose V6 conversion, so it was a special request. I will tell you, the new alum radiator is a little thicker than the orginal to allow for the increased tube sizes. It was very professionally constructed, in my humble opinion. I hope the picture of old vs new comes out.
Good luck.
Dennis
I will not say they were the least expensive, but they were very helpful with questions and the design that I submitted. I have a Jose V6 conversion, so it was a special request. I will tell you, the new alum radiator is a little thicker than the orginal to allow for the increased tube sizes. It was very professionally constructed, in my humble opinion. I hope the picture of old vs new comes out.
Good luck.
Dennis
Trevor72bronco
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I have an extra one I do not need, It is for a series V, not sure if it will fit. I'll let others chime in if it will fit. You can have it for free, just cover shipping.
dmich2
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Steve. I PMed you, but will pass on to the others that the new radiator was right at $600.00. I had issues with the old one that needed attention and refurbishing it was at least $500.00. Just thought a new product vs and old one refurbished for 100.00 extra was worth it to me.
Dennis
Dennis