Sumitt Universail Radiator

[sublimeswinger]

Has anyone used these? I want to order one for my 72 Dart. Can someone tell me the size to order?

 

[CudaChick1968]

Before you make a final decision, check out the aftermarket radiators at SpeedwayMotors.com. I bought a NICE aluminum triple core crossflow from them, and a beautiful billet recovery tank too, for about $200.

 

[sublimeswinger]

Checked out there site, didnt see any for under $200. I also have a Sumitt gift card, so i was hoping to use it on this.

 

[sublimeswinger]

i would like to order this today, it will be for a 318 thats modified. Anyone?? i need to know what size.

 

[stansblue72]

Here's the one we ordered, fits good
http://store.summitracing.com/partdetail.asp?autofilter=1&part=SUM-380459&N=700+115&autoview=sku

 

[sublimeswinger]

Here's the one we ordered, fits good
http://store.summitracing.com/partdetail.asp?autofilter=1&part=SUM-380459&N=700+115&autoview=sku

I have looked at that one, but i wasnt sure how the tranny lines looked when complete. Do you have pics?

 

[stansblue72]

We haven't installed them yet. Set the radiator in just to see if it lined up ok. No motor or tranny in the dart yet.

 

[440SCOUT]

i got one of those in my dart but i cant remember what size (i think it was the 26 incher). why dont you just measure the space that you have?? thats what i did...

 

[MB43]

I've got one in my Duster, it's this one:

http://store.summitracing.com/partdetail.asp?autofilter=1&part=SUM-380425&N=700+0&autoview=sku

26 inch wide, 19 inch high, no tranny cooler. I've got an external B&M cooler for that.

I wound up making my own brackets for it, so the install was pretty easy. And it makes a huge difference in cooling.

 

[1970duster440]

Here's the opposite inlet/outlet configuration in my 70 Duster. Fits great. Can't tell you about cooling yet as I haven't ran it.

 

[jomoper]

Got one for My 72 part # SUM-380459
Bought it way back when will be installed late summer when I swap out the motor.Looks real good mounting tabs tranny cooler and all . Only thing is the tranny cooler lines run vertically on the pass side so will have to fab-up some
extensions. I was impressed with the overall quality though...

 

[MB43]

The quality on them is very good, they're made by Griffin (I think). Mine has a label on it, I'm pretty sure that what it says... (been a while since I've seen it).

 

[sublimeswinger]

those look good. How was it getting the cooling line up the side?

 

[jomoper]

If your asking me. Mine's still in the box but I saw a duster @ Mopar alley rallye that had done it. does'nt look too difficult I took lotsa pics...

 

[sublimeswinger]

would like to see them if you could. Im looking for a quick easy fix. i wonder if you could use a rubber hose, like the ones that come with the tranny cooler, for a rig job, quicky, until i could get the tubing and bender.?

 

[jomoper]

If you PM me an e-mail I'll send them to ya .
My camera's pics are too large to post and ...
Well I guess I'm just kinda lame and never bothered to learn how to re-size them. I think rubber hose would work temporarily but the tranny fluid would eat away at the hose after awhile.

 

[sublimeswinger]

Ok so on the slant, the radiator has upper right(driver) and lower left(passanger) How are you guys using the oppisite? which is the actual outlet on my car. I thought it was the top (thats where the t-stat is) Help!!!!Please

 

[6dart9]

I just put one of the summit rads in my dart. Not sure if you got yours yet or not but they work well. Mine came in a Northern Box. Bolted up alright wasn't exactly direct fit but got it to work anyway. If you need more info let me know .