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Re: Time for a new radiator
between $133 and $180, im putting on new valve covers too
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Re: Time for a new radiator
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I hate when that happens.....
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1989 Caprice Classic Wagon, Olds 307 ,SMI Q-Jet, 200R4 w/Shift kit, Flowmaster 50, Hotchkiss sway bars, KYB Shocks. Jet Chip, 1989 Mustang LX 5.0 5sp convertible 1992 Camry LE 2.2 1996 Suzuki RMX250 I'm a victim of circumstance [ |
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Re: Time for a new radiator
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![]() ![]() ![]() '83 Caprice Classic LM1 (truck) 350 swap. about 200HP, 305 ft/lbs..for now. -- 65,000 original miles --
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Re: Time for a new radiator
Just got everything put back together, the engine looks better, now its only a matter of setting the timing and firing order again. i got mr gasket valve covers for about $30, the cork gaskets were seprate
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Re: Time for a new radiator
BTW my heat works now since i put in the t-stat
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