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I've done a lot of searching and there is a lot of information about the fan and water pump location for a 216 to 235 swap. I can't seem to find any info about the radiator. My 216 radiator is a 0 lb one. Will this work for a 235 swap or do I need another radiator that needs a pressurized cooling system? Thanks.


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A clean 216 radiator works very well with a 235 especially one with the relocated water pump



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Original radiators work great! Have a good radiator shop go through it and tell you its good, then get Pre'68 Daves water pump adapter so your fan is in the center of your radiator, and you have it made. Doing it right may be more expensive than doing it half-fast, but it's COOOOL! I use a 4 pound cap just for good measure on that 0 pound radiator.


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Rusty, what year is your truck?


1952 5-window - return to "as built" condition | 1950 3100 with a 235 and a T-5 transmission
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Sorry I didn't put this in my original post. It's a 1947 AD 1/2 ton.


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