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Help... I have been looking but can't find a old posting about aftermarket radiators. I think they were aluminum. Can someone post the name or link again?
 
NutmegCT, I appreciate your help. That was not the one I needed but it may help. The posting was for TR3 and the web site actually shows a aluminum radiator. Either with or without electric fan.
 
Griffin Radiator in South Carolina
(864) 845-5000
I put one of their aluminum radiators in my 1972 GT6. Perfect fit
 
Got mine for my TR3A from Art Lipp with a SPAL fan installed.

I can post some pics if you need them

Cheers,
M. Pied Lourd
 
Question - what's wrong with the old radiator? Just shot, or do you think it's too small?
 
The current radiator is great. No leaks, no problems. The motor does not overheat even on the hottest summer days.I am getting ready to do some agressive motor work. Larger bores, small increase in compression ratio, bigger cam, balance and so on. I drive the car all year long and it sure gets a little warm here in southern Florida. I am presuming that the added ponies will generate more BTU's and am trying to prepare. Let me know if you have any idea's. Also Mr. Lourd, any pics or more info on your radiator source, Mr. Lipp, would be appreciated.
 
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