i wouldnt bet on it. would go for a 88-90s boniville/park ave alum radiator same dimensions. will work good with eletric fans. will need some kind of upper holddown plate(olds cutlass/regal with 307) andy
Unlikely, I had trouble getting mine to even cool my 3.8L! I went with a 307 radiator to solve that problem. On my V8 Regal, I'm using a radiator and fan setup from a '92 Camaro Z28, which seems to do the job. I haven't even had the second fan kick on yet.
Absolutely none to the radiator. The upper shroud required cutting to clearance the hood latch, and new holes drilled to match the mounting holes in the Regal chassis.
Go with the Fbody 3rd Gen radiator--You wont regret it.Go to advance auto or auto zone -always around $100 ,great radiator Brian
just another idea heres jus another idea if your going to go buy new yuo could also use a heavy duty 3row radiator for a 86 monte ss have one with a chevy 350 and works great to.I do like the f-body set up jus hard 3 find around me
Yes it will fit--,fits great in my 87 gn----aluminum is the WAY to go.You can get as many as you want from advance auto. Brian
running a 91 F-body 5.7 radiator on my regal with dual fans, haven't gotten above 185 ever since, even in the NC summers with a/c.
radiator fit I put a radiator from a V8 g-body car plus olds top bracket, fits and looks factory. Diver 82 Sport Coupe w/ 350
when i put that radiator in a car before i didnt use an electric fan i believ i used the stock 307 fan shroud with it. I run a stock grand national fan in my own car but dont due a lot a sreet drivnig but when i do it does keep the car around 180
