Bsc Sprint Car Aluminum Radiator 400-49930 on 2040-parts.com
Florida, New York, United States
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Radiator
Style: Double Pass Outlet
Location: Lower passenger side Radiator
Material: Aluminum Radiator
Finish: Natural Overall
Width (in): 22.000 in. Overall
Height (in): 19.000 in. Row
Quantity: 2 Outlet
Size: 1 1/2 in. AN
Outlet Port Size: -10AN AN
Outlet Port Quantity: 4 Fan
Included: No Radiator
Cap Included: No Sprint Car Radiator With furnace brazed tanks provide superior cooling in sprint applications. They feature machined filler neck, 1-1/2" RH bottom outlet and four female top outlet ports for use with -10AN O-ring fittings. 22" x 19" (2L 2R BR)  |
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