Windchill LS 3-Row Radiator, Shroud/Fan, 31x19

Windchill LS 3-Row Radiator, Shroud/Fan, 31x19

WindChill Universal LS swap aluminum radiator kit features three rows of cooling tubes for additional capacity and thermal transfer WindChill radiators are available in six widths (22, 24, 26, 28, 31, & 33 inches) with matching shroud and 16" fan to fit most LS swap applications Features standard LS radiator hose inlet and outlet fitting sizes, no adapters or custom hoses required Built in steam port and temperature sensor thread fittings makes building your LS swap cooling system a breeze Double pass crossflow design increases heat transfer ability as coolant passes through radiator core twice before going back to the engine Ready to run kit includes aluminum fan shroud, single 16-inch fan, and mounting hardware. Fabricated aluminum end tanks with high-flow 3-row aluminum core. Furnace brazed construction with TIG welded end tanks, no epoxy sealer or tank crimps/O-rings to fail. Available in six widths (22”, 24”, 26”, 28”, 31”, and 33”) to accommodate various core support openings. Dual pass cross flow radiator core to maximize coolant thermal transfer. Three rows of .790-inch core tubes for extra coolant capacity and more cooling fin contact. Approximate 17 percent increase in cooling system capacity over typical 2-row radiators. Radiators include integrated steam port and temperature sensor NPT thread fittings. Billet aluminum filler neck is stronger and seals better than cast filler necks. Features standard LS-spec 1.25” upper and 1.50” lower radiator hose fittings. Keep Your LS Swap Build Cool Using Our Universal Fit Double Pass Aluminum Radiator Kit The LS engine has found its way under the hood of just about every make and model you can think of since it became the darling of the engine swap world. Compact, powerful, tons of upgrade and performance options, and most of all, easy on the wallet, the LS swap has become common place. The more interesting swaps require a little planning and fabrication to pull off a successful swap, but they quite often turn the most heads and are often the most talked about vehicles at a show. The thing is the LS cooling system can be a head scratcher for some. More so than fabricating a set of motor mounts even. The cooling system utilizes a surge tank setup and two or four steam port outlets from the cylinder heads. This complicates the cooling system design and often leads to overheating issues due to not fully understanding how the LS cooling system works in an LS swap environment