Cheapo Alum radiator on ebay....

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You probably don't need "more." Check O'Reallys auto parts you can order replacements surprisingly cheap. Check Champion Radiator for price. I don't think that's what you'd call a "killer deal," really, is that a surprise, on ebay?
 
Thanks for the champion idea... I figured Aluminum radiators were all pricey.... They are pretty reasonable!
 
Champion is the BEST value for the buck. The are inexpensive, but NOT cheap if you know what I mean.
 
Contact Challenger Gary here on FABO if you're going with a Champion radiator - he's a dealer.
 
I recently purchased a Champion for a D150 440 swap and I'm very happy with it...Quality looks very good for the price and I just called them directly...
 
Also running the Champion, some of the finish was not so great but for the price it was worth it (tranny cooler fitting was welded at an angle so couldn't thread on) .

Consider using the Evans Coolant, seems to run way cooler.
 
I've had good luck with my Champion as well. The only issue was the mounting bracket wasn't fully welded.
 
Got it, not only looks great.... keeps it nice and cool, even with A/C going and 90 degrees out!
 

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67Dart273 said:
You probably don't need "more." Check O'Reallys auto parts you can order replacements surprisingly cheap. Check Champion Radiator for price. I don't think that's what you'd call a "killer deal," really, is that a surprise, on ebay?
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I'm also looking for an aluminium radiator for my car ; with a performance slant-6 that tends to overheat in slow traffic with the stock radiator. The Champion Radiator is significantly cheaper than the item from Smith's Radiators.

Merci,

Zuluman
 
I need one too for a 440 swap in my 74 dart bout how much would it run me shipped to owaso Oklahoma ??
 
There have been people get the import radiators and have bad luck with them. I don't think it is an epic problem, but it does seem more common than say with a Griffin. Just food for thought.
 
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