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Posted by MustangGT98 (Member # 13946) on :
 
Looking to buy a aluminum radiator.
Located in San Jose.
I got cash let me know what you have.

Shoot me a text 669 two38 five336

Need it asap.
 
Posted by MUSTTANGUY (Member # 2251) on :
 
That's going to be tough, that radiator is 96 only as it is smaller than 97+
Some cars were retrofitted with larger 97+ radiators through a Ford TSB when overheating was an issue.
 
Posted by MustangGT98 (Member # 13946) on :
 
Yeah I knew that over heating part.
I just picked up a Mach 1 2004 aluminum radiator.👍
 
Posted by 70stang351w (Member # 9948) on :
 
quote:
Originally posted by MUSTTANGUY:
That's going to be tough, that radiator is 96 only as it is smaller than 97+
Some cars were retrofitted with larger 97+ radiators through a Ford TSB when overheating was an issue.

thought that had to do with the condenser and the amount of fins..

added a fluidyne to my 96 with a 97 cobra swap had no issues course i also took out the a/c system completely
 
Posted by MUSTTANGUY (Member # 2251) on :
 
quote:
Originally posted by 70stang351w:
quote:
Originally posted by MUSTTANGUY:
That's going to be tough, that radiator is 96 only as it is smaller than 97+
Some cars were retrofitted with larger 97+ radiators through a Ford TSB when overheating was an issue.

thought that had to do with the condenser and the amount of fins..

added a fluidyne to my 96 with a 97 cobra swap had no issues course i also took out the a/c system completely

That is also part of the problem, the condenser has more fins between tube causing even more of an airflow blockage.
I have a Mishimoto radiator for 97+ available, but it looks like you found one. I would suggest swapping to the later condenser as well
 
Posted by MustangGT98 (Member # 13946) on :
 
Thanks, I already have a newer condensor
 




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