2 Row Harrison
#1
2 Row Harrison
Howdy all,
Looking for input.
1968 442 Convertible
455 transplant
Th400
No a/c
400296 Water pump
6 blade clutched fan
I have What I believe to be a Harrison 2 Core currently. I believe it came with the 400 originally in the car. The 455 has the 400269 HD water pump because it came out of an a/c car.
1st: Does the 2 row radiator have enough capacity to handle the flow requirements of the HD pump?
2nd: Will this 2 row keep the car cool?
3rd: How can I tell if the radiator has already been re-cored?
4th: Should I have a shop "rod" the 2 row for $150, or just buy a new aluminum rad?
Thanks smart fellas,
Pigs
Looking for input.
1968 442 Convertible
455 transplant
Th400
No a/c
400296 Water pump
6 blade clutched fan
I have What I believe to be a Harrison 2 Core currently. I believe it came with the 400 originally in the car. The 455 has the 400269 HD water pump because it came out of an a/c car.
1st: Does the 2 row radiator have enough capacity to handle the flow requirements of the HD pump?
2nd: Will this 2 row keep the car cool?
3rd: How can I tell if the radiator has already been re-cored?
4th: Should I have a shop "rod" the 2 row for $150, or just buy a new aluminum rad?
Thanks smart fellas,
Pigs
#3
Did you use a 4 row Brass/copper set up, or a fancy new aluminum job?
#4
I would assume no.
Even the little ones run hot.
My first car a 67 Cutlass coupe ran warm to hot as long as I had it. Which was parts of 3 decades, NYC driving. (Often in heavy traffic and sweltering heat.) She was a babied 2BBL 330 with 42,000 original miles when I got her, I was 2nd owner. She came with a 2 row 4blade no clutch no shroud, factory correct setup.
My 69s, 350 has a 3 row Harrison, 7 blade with clutch and shroud, factory correct. Have never had an issue with her running hot yet, knock on wood. Coming up on 9 years of ownership. Which includes plenty of spirited driving and plenty of 1/4 mile passes at the track in brutal heat. I believe above all else the shroud is the key.
Even the little ones run hot.
My first car a 67 Cutlass coupe ran warm to hot as long as I had it. Which was parts of 3 decades, NYC driving. (Often in heavy traffic and sweltering heat.) She was a babied 2BBL 330 with 42,000 original miles when I got her, I was 2nd owner. She came with a 2 row 4blade no clutch no shroud, factory correct setup.
My 69s, 350 has a 3 row Harrison, 7 blade with clutch and shroud, factory correct. Have never had an issue with her running hot yet, knock on wood. Coming up on 9 years of ownership. Which includes plenty of spirited driving and plenty of 1/4 mile passes at the track in brutal heat. I believe above all else the shroud is the key.
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