GM
CSF Radiators 3830 Features:
- OEM specified Plastic Tank-Aluminum Core Construction
- Tanks are made from Virgin Grade Engineered plastic resins, which are "Glass Filled" for added Strength & Durability
- Gaskets are made from Special Grade "EPDM" rubber to withstand extreme temperatures of up to -120 Degrees F
- Tubes - Welded Type or Latest Generation "B-Tube" Design
- Fins (Heart of Radiator) - High Performance "Multi-Louvered Design" - OEM Spec
- 100% leak tested before leaving factory at 150% of operating pressure
- Industry Best Packaging - "10 Foot Drop Test" Standard
- Drop-in Fit
- High Performance Transmission Cooler with special Built-in Turbulator, when applicable
- All components are installed, torqued, & tested on Radiator during assembly
- Inlet Diameter: 1 5/16 Left in.
- Tech Note: O.E.M. style Plastic tanks & Aluminum core
- Tank Material: Plastic
- Cap Included: No
- Outlet Width (in): 2 3/4
- Outlet Length (in): 18 1/16
- Oil Cooler (in): 11 1/2 (high-efficiency Plate Type)
- Radiator Core Row Quantity: 1
- Inlet Width (in): 2 3/4
- Inlet Length (in): 18 1/16
- Down Flow Or Cross Flow Type: Down Flow
- Core Width: 17 1/4 in.
- Core Thickness: 1 1/4 in.
- Core Material: Aluminum
- Core Length: 28 1/4 in.
- Outlet Diameter: 1 9/16 Right in.
Specifications:
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