Bought a new 4 row rad for my 66 over at classic industries part number MA2255 but my transmission lines doesn't fit. Seems like it's to flared out to fit in. I also have little to no room for the fan. Any suggestions?
I think that rad is way overkill for a slant....,just my 2cents....
rather have too much cooling than not enough....I think that rad is way overkill for a slant....,just my 2cents....
Not when you daily drive in 110 degree weatherI think that rad is way overkill for a slant....,just my 2cents....
I have a flex fan but I doubt it'll fitMaybe a fan would help? Unless you have a pusher on the other side?
rather have too much cooling than not enough....
right? we just had our big annual cruise in this past weekend, most classics were over heating and a lot of modern cars as well just do from sitting and idling in traffic.too much is never too much
There are clips on the trans lines that hold them together under the engine. Remove the S clip and you will be able to move the lines[/QUOTE
Cause the problem still exist haha tranny lines don't screw into the radWell if you have all the answers already. Why did you even post?
Call Classic and tell them what's going on with your transmission cooler lines. As far as the fan, You're stuck there. It doesn't look like there's enough room for a fan driven by the water pump. A electric pusher in front of the radiator is your only choice.Bought a new 4 row rad for my 66 over at classic industries part number MA2255 but my transmission lines doesn't fit. Seems like it's to flared out to fit in. I also have little to no room for the fan. Any suggestions?
Will do, thanks!Call Classic and tell them what's going on with your transmission cooler lines. As far as the fan, You're stuck there. It doesn't look like there's enough room for a fan driven by the water pump. A electric pusher in front of the radiator is your only choice.
Yes, too much radiator can be a bad thing. No point in running a 4 core that will pretty much limit you to an electric pusher fan when you could have run a 3 core that would have worked great and still could have used an mechanical fan or an electric puller, of which there are a lot more options. Now you'll need your giant radiator to make up for the tiny fan you'll have to run.
I run a 26" 3 core with a Ford Contour electric fan, it cools my 400-ish hp 340 great. I daily drive it and have been out in temperatures as hot as 108*, no issues. It will idle all day long and never overheat, don't have to worry about it at all.
A 22" 3 core would cool that /6 just fine, still would have been overkill, and would be way easier to set up a fan for. Heck a 22" 2-core should be overkill, and you could have run that with a nice OE shroud and a mechanical fan. If that won't cool a /6, you have other issues that you're band-aiding with a oversize radiator.
No such thing as overkill when it comes to cooling
No such thing as overkill when it comes to cooling
Well yeah, when you can't fit a fan in, that's overkill.
A 4 row in that is like takin a 25 dollar hooker out for a 250 dollar meal.