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Old 08-09-2011, 04:46 PM   #1
1972RedNeck
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The Best Possible Radiator

I would like to upgrade the radiator in my '72 K2500. Mine keeps it cool just fine but in city traffic it gets warm. I have a flex fan on it.

My truck currently has a stock 4 core in it. I would like one that fits in my mounts. It needs to be tough, as the gravel roads I drive on are rough.

Is aluminum as sturdy as brass and copper? One thing I would prefer NOT to have is the very fine high efficiency radiator.

All input AND, believe it or not, opinions are appreciated.
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