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looking for a radiator 444-544

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posted by  JohnMc on  Sat Oct 1 03:33 CST 2005
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I have a B20 in my car too, but the nose of the car is B16 style. If your car cam with a B16 originally, the radiator and nose section will be different than the later model B18 engined cars. The B16 radiators are narrower, and the hood hinges attach to the sides of the nose section on either side of the radiator. The bottom hose fitting is on the left side of the car too. The B18 nose houses a larger radiator, and the hinges for the hood are spring loaded and sort of pivot from in front of the radiator. The bottom hose fitting on the radiator is on the right side, where it should be for a B18/20.
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