RAD Racing needs a RADiator.

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SteveL
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Re: RAD Racing needs a RADiator.
October 11, 2010 07:35PM

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Buy direct from Griffin...

http://www.griffinrad.com/race_radiators.cfm

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Re: RAD Racing needs a RADiator.
October 11, 2010 11:35PM

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biggreen96
Ok summitracing has a good selection of rads but the price jumps radically when going from a 16in high unit to a 15 or 14in unit. Id prefere a 14x24 but it is 3x the price of a 16x24.

Anybody know of a another ok place to get rads?

Look at the 79-93 Saab 900 rad.
The real deal is a high effciency core with loads of rows per inch and lotsa fins per inch, a very good unit known good to 300 bhp for sure...
And only around 100-120 online.

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Re: RAD Racing needs a RADiator.
November 05, 2010 03:09AM

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Well I couldn't find a saab rad with aluminum endtanks so I ended up grabbing the slightly larger griffin unit from summit and started cutting shit off the front of the car. End result:

I redid the lower inlet/outlet to accept a 2'' hose, but haven't done a surge tank yet. I actually am unsure what the hell that is...

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