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Old 11-19-06, 08:58 PM
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Griffin Rad ??
Anybody using on of these?? JEGS has a good deal on them right now. I am curious about how they fit and the thickness.
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Anybody using on of these?? JEGS has a good deal on them right now. I am curious about how they fit and the thickness.
I don't think the make direct fit one do they? Otherwise it's a custom job and everything is out the window.
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Here it is!
https://www.jegs.com/webapp/wcs/stor...y=OrderItemAdd
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This is a SICK! Deal!. If it fits ok which it should it is a crazy deal. I think this rad is the same size as the stocker.
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I have one, the fitment isnt that good but the water temps are always low so it does do its job well.
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ive had a griffin rad on my last car and it was of the highest quality, temps were always where they needed to be.
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Griffin makes an excellent radiator, but I have yet to see one that fits in the stock location. If you get it, post up pics and performance-
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I have one, the fitment isnt that good but the water temps are always low so it does do its job well.
What do you mean by "that good"????
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