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Walker 497-1 Flathead V8 Ford Radiator-39 Deluxe Car, 1940 Pickup/Car
Walker 497-1 Flathead V8 Ford Radiator-39 Deluxe Car, 1940 Pickup/Car
39-40 Ford, Single Pass Radiator Style, Copper, Both Sides Inlet Location, 4 Row Quantity
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Walker 497-1 Flathead V8 Ford Radiator-39 Deluxe Car, 1940 Pickup/Car
Part # 820Z4971FH
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Radiator Style:
Single Pass
Material Type:
Copper
Inlet Location:
Both Sides
Outlet Location:
Both Sides
Row Quantity:
4
Overall Width Range:
21.00" to 21.99"
Overall Width:
21.25"
Overall Height Range:
25.00" to 25.99"
Overall Height:
25.38"
Overall Thickness:
3.38"
Core Width Range:
21.00" to 21.99"
Core Width:
21"
Core Height Range:
20.00" to 20.99"
Core Height:
20"
Core Thickness:
2.75"
Finish:
Painted
Transmission Cooler:
No
Shroud Included:
No
MFG. Part #:
FH-Z-497-1
Filler Neck Height:
.88"
Inlet Size:
1.75"
Tube Style:
Downflow
Color:
Black
Sold in Quantity:
Each
Notes:
1/4" NPT fitting for drain. 2.00" wide mounting tabs on both sides.
Info
Walker Z-Series radiators feature a 4-row, high-flow copper core which is ideal for use with bored, high compression, and supercharged Flathead engines. Built for a direct fit with heavy gauge steel side brackets and mounting holes pre-stamped. Works with original, reproduction steel, or fiberglass grille shells.
- Copper core w/ 1-piece brass tanks
- Vertical tubes every 1/4" and 12 fins per inch of height
- Heavy duty 12 Ga. steel side brackets w/ pre-drilled holes
- Use a 15-18 lb. radiator cap
- Brass drain cock
- Simple bolt-in install
- Top Inlet: Left and Right
- Bottom Outlet: Left and Right
- External transmission cooler required when necessary as radiator does not include internal cooler
Ford Chassis W/ Ford Engine Application Chart (GIF)
Learn more about how radiators work and selecting the proper radiator for your vehicle by reading our tech article. Radiator Cooling Performance. Â
Application
- 1939 Ford Deluxe car
- 1940 Ford Standard & Deluxe car
Specs
Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations
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