Supersix
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I have a,1972 Dodge Dart Swinger Slant Six 225 and I wanted to know how many rows does a stock radiator have? Can someone help...all I know is that I should use a, "22' radiator,but forgot how many rows it is.
Radiator rows
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Probably Two for a /6 but everybody is buying 3row radiators lately.
I bought a Champion 3 row from Fee-Bay for around $150 and I've been really happy with it.
Looks Great, Cools Great and didn't cost much. What else could you want?
I bought a Champion 3 row from Fee-Bay for around $150 and I've been really happy with it.
Looks Great, Cools Great and didn't cost much. What else could you want?
Supersix
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Supersix
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Thanks, I appreciate it and I'll look into it
I did have to change my 2" Fan Spacer to a 1" Fan Spacer because the New Rad took up a lil more space... fyi
512Stroker
We are all here because we are not all there.
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No, everybody ain't. Not if they know what cools best. A two row actually will cool better than most anything out there. That is, as long as it's the RIGHT 2 row. It needs to have either 1.25" rows or 1.5" rows and it will cool most of the wildest combos out there.
pishta
I know I'm right....
look under the cap, you can count the rows. Many AL radiators are large 2 rows. Cheaper to make and cool fine. AL has a higher conductivity than brass by a factor of almost 2 so it can have half the surface area and still cool the same as a like sized brass rad. Copper is 2X better than even AL.
Kendog 170
Let the boy go !
Agreed but I did buy a Champion for my 500 Stroker and have had no issues. I was on a low budget at the time and wanted to get it up and running.
BillGrissom
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Yes, don't get hung-up on #rows. What matters more is the total thickness of the tubes. I think most aluminum radiators today have 2 rows, but they are thick, oblong tubes.
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