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Keep Your LS Swap Cool with a Be Cool LS Swap Radiator or Cooling Module

Swapping a GM LS series engine into most anything on wheels has gotten easier thanks to all of the components available. For example, Summit Racing offers American-made Be Cool aluminum radiators and Cooling Modules that will keep the LS in an early car or truck from boiling over.

Direct-Fit and Custom-Fit Aluminum Radiators 
These all-aluminum radiators feature a crossflow design with two rows of one inch diameter tubes. This design provides up to 15% more cooling capacity than a factory four-row copper-brass radiator. Better still, the Be Cool radiators are direct bolt-in replacements for your stock radiator—no cutting, fitting, or welding required. The radiators can be used with all brands of antifreeze and are available in natural and polished finishes.

Direct-Fit Cooling Modules
Available in 400, 700, or 1,000 horsepower versions, Be Cool Cooling Modules include:
• Natural finish, two-row aluminum radiator
• Single or dual Euro-Black high torque electric fans as required
• Aluminum coolant recovery tank
• Billet aluminum radiator cap
• Fan mounting brackets, wiring harness with 40-amp waterproof relay, sending unit, and fuses

Applications
• 1955-57 Chevy
• 1967-81 Camaro/Firebird
• 1962-78 Chevy II/Nova
• 1968-72 GM A-Body
• 1955-72 Corvette
• 1958-64 Chevy full size passenger car
• 1968-86 Chevy/GMC C10
• 1994-2004 S-Series pickup and Blazer
• 1979-93 Mustang

SEE BE COOL LS SWAP RADIATORS AND COOLING MODULES AT SUMMIT RACING