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Radiator Camaro 67-69 SBC Manual Trans Raw

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321139004M

Overview

The DeWitts Radiator for 1967–1969 Chevrolet Camaro models is designed specifically for small-block Chevrolet engines paired with manual transmissions. Engineered to meet the cooling demands of high-revving engines, this radiator features a raw aluminum core that facilitates efficient thermal transfer and heat dissipation. It fits within the original Camaro engine bay and maintains a depth of 8.75 inches, ensuring sufficient clearance for mechanical fans and standard hose routing. Weighing 20 lbs, this lightweight aluminum construction provides a corrosion-resistant alternative to traditional brass-and-copper cores.

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