Bought a real champion radiator after having suspicions that the ebay radiator in my roadster was a bit off. The ebay one definitely is inferior in design. I have a v6 and the ebay one started to seem less adequate when climbing steep hills.
Champion is larger
Ebay radiator lacks the louvered fins
Louvered fins present in champion radiator
Testing results to come.
Ebay vs champion radiator
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- Roadster Nut
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Ebay vs champion radiator
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Re: Ebay vs champion radiator
Was a challenge to fit because of steering box clearance. Engine temps no longer swing widely with load. Just a warning to those fitting this radiator 1600s with late model recirc ball steering, its very tight and does not go in without some clearancing.
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Re: Ebay vs champion radiator
Man, the swap looks great! What needed clearancing?
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