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![]() With 408 CID and 450 HP, I think you are gonna need all the high tech al. radiator (translates to expensive) you can get.
I barely get by with a 4 row brass radiator in my '66 with a 335 HP 306, Edelbrock water pump, Shelby front valance, and an auxillary electric pusher fan in addition to a mechanically driven 5 bladed flex fan. Rev
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