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08-13-2008, 11:01 PM
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Radiatory Support Pads - Sizes
Did the 67-72 trucks come with different sized radiator mounting pads (rubber) and brackets? My '69 has a little two-row radiaor, but it seems like the side tanks are the same depth as a four-row radiator would have. Someone set me straight.
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Present: 2015 Tacoma. Yeah, not a GM, but I love it. 1969 GMC 32,000 - fix, drive, relax, fix... 2019 BMW R1250 GSA - Yahoooooooo 1979 Honda GL 1000 - retro touring at its best. Past: '05 Sierra 4x4 - Had 270,000 KM and running well when it was written-off by a stop sign runner. '94 F-150 from the "F word" company. I'll admit it...good truck. Sold what was left of it for $800 to a guy who came to pick it up at 11:00 PM with cash in hand. Hmm. '79 Sierra Grande (Black) organ donor - perfect rebuildable 4-bolt 350 and a good TH350. '76 Sierra Grande (Orange) - hate isn't too strong a word. Kid who bought it turned it into a hot rod. '68 C-10 R.I.P. - Dad's old truck...too far gone to resurrect. '59 C-50 - with hoist. Truck is gone, wife isn't. Nuff said. |
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08-14-2008, 05:01 PM
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Re: Radiatory Support Pads - Sizes
Nope, 4-row radiators are bigger. I changed out my plugged 2-row for a 4-row and had to get new brackets and pads. For the Installation I had to notch the radiator support on the bottom as well to clear the brackets.
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08-17-2008, 11:35 PM
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Re: Radiatory Support Pads - Sizes
Where did you buy the bigger set - did it come as a set?
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Present: 2015 Tacoma. Yeah, not a GM, but I love it. 1969 GMC 32,000 - fix, drive, relax, fix... 2019 BMW R1250 GSA - Yahoooooooo 1979 Honda GL 1000 - retro touring at its best. Past: '05 Sierra 4x4 - Had 270,000 KM and running well when it was written-off by a stop sign runner. '94 F-150 from the "F word" company. I'll admit it...good truck. Sold what was left of it for $800 to a guy who came to pick it up at 11:00 PM with cash in hand. Hmm. '79 Sierra Grande (Black) organ donor - perfect rebuildable 4-bolt 350 and a good TH350. '76 Sierra Grande (Orange) - hate isn't too strong a word. Kid who bought it turned it into a hot rod. '68 C-10 R.I.P. - Dad's old truck...too far gone to resurrect. '59 C-50 - with hoist. Truck is gone, wife isn't. Nuff said. |
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08-18-2008, 12:03 AM
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Re: Radiatory Support Pads - Sizes
LMC, or any of the site vendors should have them sold as a set I believe
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