Im rebuilding an 86 chevy truck engine with all performance parts to put in my camaro. im almost done but all i need is help on were to get the right radiator and electrical fan to put in it. I got the block board out 60 over and im told it will over heat really bad if i dont get the right kind of radiator or an electrical fan to put in it. Can some one tell me were to find the right radiator to do the job or the right electrical fan?? :confused:

i would get an aftermarket radiator designed for your truck. one that is intended for higher performance applications. numerous parts store carry aftermarket radiator fans and shrouds, most of which come with a switch. i would run it on a temperature switch so you dont forget to turn it on/off.

k but im putting it in my 84 camaro, do i still need one designed for the truck or car? :cool:

Well you're coolin' the engine, not the bodywork around it...

I bought from Summit Racing equipment an aluminum two row radiator that was listed for a Chevrolet engine,and installed it in my Mopar.The only thing you need to know is the waterpump outlet (driver or passenger side),the thermostat inlet...same thing,which side,and the physical dimensions you have to work with as far as the opening.Simply measure the radiator opening and buy one that fits with the correctly placed inlets and outlets.The one i bought was manufactured for Summit by Northern Manufacturing,is ALL aluminum,as in no epoxies like Griffins,which cannot be TIG welded if necessary,and has 2 cores....1" each.The radiator i bought was just under $200,WAY cheaper than BeCool,and it cools a 450 hp smallblock with 3 electric fans,1 16" puller and two 10" pushers.

there is an aluminum corvette radiator that might work, high flow water pump and duel electric fans over 1500 CFM's if they fit pulling that should help