B Taylor
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I am looking to replace my radiator in my 65 Dart GT with 225 slant 6 automatic. Can anyone suggest a good replacement?
Needing a raditor
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A stock one or a stocker for a a/c car would be fine. I can change this thread into a wanted ad if you wish.
armyofchuckness
The Flying Valiant
Champion Radiator or Randy Pettey. I prefer the latter, but he's more expensive. You get what you pay for though. rpettey4 at comcast dot net
bcschief
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These guys U.S. Radiator | The Difference Is In The Tooling not cheap but correct and not cobbled up.
Brian
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B Taylor
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Was that on a slant 6? Do you have the stock number?
d55dave
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Check out rockauto. They will list many different manufacturers for your car.
A aftermarket/performance radiator is a waste of money on a stock slant 6 application unless you absolutely can't find a replacement. I can change this thread to a "wanted ad" and you will attract more attention.
Sorry 340 for me. Just commenting on the US Radiator build quality
Here is a link for Slant 6. US Radiator has 1 year warranty and I believe they build the OER radiators as well offered by Classic Industries.
Dodge Dart, 1965-66 L6 170/225 Radiator
B Taylor
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Okay, thanks for the info. I will work it from here.
pishta
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I bought an Aluminum one for a Mustang. Everything dropped right in, just had to drill 2 holes in support for one side and get a longer lower hose for the slant as it was on the wrong side but for $40, I couldnt pass it up.
Hueyjockey
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I needed a new radiator for my big block B-body. Took the old one to a local radiator shop where they re-cored it. Had the choice of number of rows and got the fit and finish of an OEM radiator. It cost me around $100 and runs cool as ever. I would not sped a lot of money on an after-market product when original equipment works well for stock set-ups. Recommend looking into that option.
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