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F-Series Truck Champion Aluminum Radiator, Flat Head Conversion, 3-Row, 1942-1952

Item EK-48-360488-1
F-Series Truck Champion Aluminum Radiator, Flat Head Conversion, 3-Row, 1942-1952
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      Product Information

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      Features

      • Bracket-Mounted All Aluminum Champion 3-Row Radiator With Fittings
      • Cools Up To Approximately 650 Horsepower
      • High-Flow Design With 3 Rows Of 5/8" Tubing
      • 100% TIG Welded Seams With Brazed Cores (No Epoxy)
      • Thick Billet Fill Neck With TIG Welded Base (Not Pressed In)
      • 50%-75% Lighter Than Typical Copper/Brass Radiator
      • Includes 16 Lb. Radiator Cap
      • Transmission Cooler NOT Included
      • ISO Certified Manufacturing For Consistent Premium Quality
      • Limited Lifetime Manufacturer Warranty

      Description

      Your classic Ford can get hot... really hot! Driving and idling in traffic on 90+ degree summer days can push your stock cooling system to its limits... and unfortunately, beyond. Factory brass radiators are barely satisfactory at transferring heat, which is why they overheat when you least expect it. Why take chances with your valuable engine? Step up to Champion's all-aluminum, high efficiency radiator. Aluminum alloy is a far superior metal to the original equipment copper-brass construction because it dissipates (or "radiates") heat much more quickly and cools down much more rapidly. Heat transfer from your engine to the atmosphere is greatly increased, thereby lowering the temperature of the engine coolant dramatically. An aluminum radiator will out-cool a copper brass radiator of sim

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