This radiator is a well built thick cored alloy radiator that is valver fitment. It is designed to be low profile to work well with ITB conversions.
The radiator is in very good condition, there is no damage to the the fins and the radiator has never leaked.
The radiator comes with no fan or fan switch.
It has been sprayed black and has a few peeling and scratched bits, ideal to be chemically dipped back to standard or similar.
This radiator would have cost over £400 new.
£125
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31-10-2010, 17:22 #1Forum User
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Alloy Low Profile Radiator - Valver/Williams
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17-11-2010, 19:56 #2Forum User
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BUMP, offers via PM, its just collecting dust now.
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Does it have a bleed valve on it anywhere?
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17-11-2010, 20:06 #4Forum User
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Yes, where the radiator support is, if you look next to it there is a bolt.
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