Be Cool Universal radiator install

[Jasons68]

Hey everyone!
I was looking for some advice on installing a universal radiator in my 68 camaro. I figure someone has done this without a welder before and was hoping to learn from someone else. I had trouble determining whichBeCool part # I would need, but they all seemed too expensive for a few pieces of aluminum. Is there an epoxy someone can recommend for aluminum to stick some brackets on the side? Thanks

Let me see how you did it!

Thanks

[Sparky67]

Hey everyone!
I was looking for some advice on installing a universal radiator in my 68 camaro. I figure someone has done this without a welder before and was hoping to learn from someone else. I had trouble determining whichBeCool part # I would need, but they all seemed too expensive for a few pieces of aluminum. Is there an epoxy someone can recommend for aluminum to stick some brackets on the side? Thanks

Let me see how you did it!

Thanks

I just sold my Becool radiator for a SBC, there is only 4 different part numbers and one depends on finish with polished or natural. The other 2 depends on type of transmission. I wouldn't recommend using epoxy on brackets on the universal. A radiator shop should be able to weld you some brackets for the universal radiator. Make sure the bracket has a step into it. That is the advantage of buying the direct fit. I remember my first radiator from the radiator shop. They just made some 90 degree brackets, that did't fit the core support.


Jeff

http://www.kodakgallery.com/67rscamaro

[Vegas69]

Epoxy isn't the answer anywhere on your car. LOL Get some aluminum L brackets welded on and drill you own holes that line up with your original holes.