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#2856 04/24/2005 1:13 AM
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Will a new factory 3 core radiator cool well enough for a 1964 C-10 with a 350? It has an RV cam & flat top pistons with 76cc chambers with no other mods. The manufacturer says it will work with a 283 i that year but I'm not sure if the larger, slightly hopped up motor will be a problem...any suggestions?

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#2857 04/24/2005 1:38 AM
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Mine runs fine on the factory radiator. I run the 350 and a four speed 75 mph all day if need be,
Scott


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#2858 04/24/2005 1:54 AM
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A good shroud is VERY important in your success, or no around-town driving!


65 C10 292/700R4 long fleet...Gettin closer by the day.
#2859 04/24/2005 4:27 AM
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Where can you get a shroud for a factory 64 rad?

#2860 04/24/2005 5:31 AM
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wreckin yard - or try Scotts in Penhold

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Moved over to the Passing Lane

"When we tug a single thing in nature, we find it attached to the rest of the world" ~ John Muir
"When we tug a single thing on an old truck, we find it falls off" ~ me
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#2861 04/24/2005 6:16 AM
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articat53gmc:

I bought a new one from LMC Truck (lmctruck.com). I believe Chevy Duty also has them (chevyduty.com). Good luck in your search.

#2862 04/24/2005 8:42 PM
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Thanks red and lilred. Next time i'm at scotts I might pick one up.


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