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Join Date: Feb 2001
Location: United Kingdom
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Alloy Rads: Actual Weight Saved
My old rad was looking too tired to run 11's so I stepped up to an alloy unit.
It's an AFCO direct bolt in unit, very good quality, my only comment was that the bottom outlet is too long and angled upwards. I had to cut and shut the hose to make it fit. Everything else was a direct bolt in, it uses the standard mounts and rubbers. Here is the link: http://www.afabcorp.com/AFCO_Dynatec...chevy-full-rad I got mine for $345.99 on e-bay. The core is the same dimensions as a SBC copper rad. So how much weight does it save? The AFCO weighs 15.5lb when empty. Full the AFCO is 27.5lb. My old rad for a SBC weighs 21.5lb empty. Full it weighs 31.75lb. As you can see the Alloy rad holds more water. So a net saving of 4.25lb. Every little helps, but unless your rad is shot like mine the money could be spent better on something else. Neil.
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