I'm not set on resto-ing this radiator - having removed it yesterday from the 109's breakfast and running some h2o through it. Ideally, I'd like to stay with something Rover, but IS there a more modern/higher efficiency alternative to a new stock radiator that would be of like dimensions? Going the FULL custom route on the rad just doesn't seem to practical at this point.
Modern-ish Alternative to stock IIA radiator?
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Modern-ish Alternative to stock IIA radiator?
Last edited by 1967IPA; 08-24-2011, 03:06 PM.Michael
SoCal, USA
1973 Series III 88"
2008 LR3 HSE
1995 RRC - Cream Puff - Sold
1960 Series II 109 SW "Pequod" - Sold
1967 109 NADA SW #360 - Sold
1962 IIA SWB - Sold
1992 RRC LSE - Sold
1973 Series III RHD ROW - SoldTags: None -
I'm not set on resto-ing this radiator - having removed it yesterday from the 109's breakfast and running some h2o through it. Ideally, I'd like to stay with something Rover, but IS there a more modern/higher efficiency alternative to a new stock radiator that would be of like dimensions? Going the FULL custom route on the rad just doesn't seem to practical at this point.
That radiator doesn't look stock to me. Usually the hose going from the rad to the top of the engine is in the middle of the top tank. But it could be different with the 6 cylinder.1958 107 SW - Sold to a better home
1965 109 SW - nearly running well
1966 88 SW - running but needing attention
1969 109 P-UP
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Didn't think about the heavy duty 4 core!
I'll certainly look into it. Should provide enough cooling for this 289 that's currently installed...Michael
SoCal, USA
1973 Series III 88"
2008 LR3 HSE
1995 RRC - Cream Puff - Sold
1960 Series II 109 SW "Pequod" - Sold
1967 109 NADA SW #360 - Sold
1962 IIA SWB - Sold
1992 RRC LSE - Sold
1973 Series III RHD ROW - SoldComment
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