AFCO Radiators

[bendutro]

After getting discouraged seeing the price tags of some aftermarket radiators I bought a ford unit from AFCO, P/N 80100FN. I'm very impressed with the build quality The welds, tanks and fins look excellent and at $179 I'm very happy with it.
The only thing I wish I could get with it was a built in oil cooler.

This is a 22" wide unit, which is narrower than stock, it fits right in between the inlet and outlet of the NPR intercooler.

[Eyelawdoc]

AFCO ? I've never heard of them.

[Pat_in_L.A.]

Originally posted by Eyelawdoc
AFCO ? I've never heard of them.

I've used some of their components as well on a number of projects. The radiator was a very nice part at a reasonable price and the oddball custom application coil-over shocks that I asked them for were made up within a couple weeks at no extra charge. They have a line of parts for street rods and for oval track applications.

[Eyelawdoc]

Where are they located and how does one go about purchasing their products?

[Pat_in_L.A.]

Originally posted by Eyelawdoc
Where are they located and how does one go about purchasing their products?

They're in Boonville Indiana.

Click Here, Eyelawdoc

[Eyelawdoc]

Thanks for the link, Pat. Looks like they have some cool stuff!

[140cilx]

I'm using one of their radiators in my 88LX project car. It's a quality piece. I've got a pic of it in my install:

http://140cilx.stangnet.com/photo4.html

[HotRod1967]

I've got one of their radiators in my 67 Mustang. Very good piece! With the 2 one inch cores, my 67 never gets over 190deg. Even in summer stop and go traffic.

Of course it didn't hurt any that they are only 20 miles from my house! There sales people were very friendly and helpfull in my selection of a radiator. I would highly recommend their stuff!!!