3 Row Frist Gen Rad
#1
mazdatrix`s RADIATOR NEW 3-ROW for a fb does anyone have any pics they have none on there site and how did it work out for u if u have it. thanks alot ? im thinking about getting this rad and putting it in a t2 .
#2
I believe a stock 79-82 Radiator is a three row (shorty & Fat style),
Ot it may just be that it is "thick enough" to squeeze a 3 row core.
The 85+ FB radiators are all taller and thinner (definately 2 row).
The TII radiator is fine for high output TII's, if you really want more,
go with a Griffin Radiator or a custom mounted V8 one.
Ot it may just be that it is "thick enough" to squeeze a 3 row core.
The 85+ FB radiators are all taller and thinner (definately 2 row).
The TII radiator is fine for high output TII's, if you really want more,
go with a Griffin Radiator or a custom mounted V8 one.
#5
I have a 2 row in my fb... it runs straight on the middle.. as far as the temp gauge says... there is a radiator shop that is a block away from me and I am gonna have them see about about a cost of a 3 row... copper and brass may have a tendency to leak more over time as opposed to aluminum and plastic tanks... but with copper and brass ..... you ca make a still..... 3 rows are better than 2
#6
Originally Posted by Jeff20B' date='Nov 2 2003, 02:58 AM
Isn't it ok to mount the oil cooler in front of the rad, like the GSL-SE?
#9
That reminds me..I have done a 13bt swap into my gsl-se and unfortunatly the FMIC that I had made is just a hair too narrow to clear the rad..I was thinking of cutting the rad width-wise about an inch to clear the piping since thats all I need..Is an FD or older style FB rad any narrower??It will be alot cheaper and less complicated if I can shorten the rad rather then do the tanks on the cooler over again and since we are only talking about an inch the cooling properties should not be affected..Any ideas??