SIZE radiator...please help
Le Mans Master
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From: Newark DE
don't know the exact measurements......... but just order a direct fit aluminum rad from Tom DeWitt and it's guaranteed to be a perfect fit with no problems!
The best fitting, best quality rad you can purchase for a Vette
The best fitting, best quality rad you can purchase for a Vette
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From: franklin sqaureish ny
$$$$259.00
Brand: Griffin Thermal Products
Product Line: Griffin Aluminum Circle Track Radiators
Radiator Style: Crossflow
Overall Width (in): 31.000 in.
Overall Height (in): 19.000 in.
Overall Thickness (in): 3.000 in.
Row Quantity: Dual-row
Radiator Finish: Natural
Radiator Material: Aluminum
Transmission Cooler: No
Inlet Location: Upper driver side
Inlet Size: 1 1/2 in.
Outlet Location: Lower passenger side
Outlet Size: 1 3/4 in.
Tube Size: 1 1/4 in.
Fan Included: No
Quantity: Sold individually.
Radiator, Universal, Aluminum, Natural, 31 in. Wide, 19 in. High, 3.0 in. Thick, Each
Check to make sure this part fits your application
Radiators built for the track.
When time is crucial and weight means everything, let a Griffin aluminum Circle Track radiator give your high-powered race car the advantage. Manufactured with lightweight aluminum technology, these radiators are designed in a wide variety of racing sizes for your cooling needs. The Griffin design incorporates open-fin spacing that promotes airflow through the radiator to enhance the cooling and help eliminate clogging.
Brand: Griffin Thermal Products
Product Line: Griffin Aluminum Circle Track Radiators
Radiator Style: Crossflow
Overall Width (in): 31.000 in.
Overall Height (in): 19.000 in.
Overall Thickness (in): 3.000 in.
Row Quantity: Dual-row
Radiator Finish: Natural
Radiator Material: Aluminum
Transmission Cooler: No
Inlet Location: Upper driver side
Inlet Size: 1 1/2 in.
Outlet Location: Lower passenger side
Outlet Size: 1 3/4 in.
Tube Size: 1 1/4 in.
Fan Included: No
Quantity: Sold individually.
Radiator, Universal, Aluminum, Natural, 31 in. Wide, 19 in. High, 3.0 in. Thick, Each
Check to make sure this part fits your application
Radiators built for the track.
When time is crucial and weight means everything, let a Griffin aluminum Circle Track radiator give your high-powered race car the advantage. Manufactured with lightweight aluminum technology, these radiators are designed in a wide variety of racing sizes for your cooling needs. The Griffin design incorporates open-fin spacing that promotes airflow through the radiator to enhance the cooling and help eliminate clogging.
Melting Slicks
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St. Jude Donor '03,'11
Originally Posted by gtsvette
$$$$259.00
Brand: Griffin Thermal Products
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Tube Size: 1 1/4 in.
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Brand: Griffin Thermal Products
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Tube Size: 1 1/4 in.
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Thats the same one i have. It takes a little work some grinding and such to make it fit. No problem for someone who has the skills to slide an olds 455 into a vette.
I feel its important to get the 1.25" tubes to get the extra capacity and thermal transfer. The 1" tube 2 row is $180 but i wanted to go as big as possible since this car has had overheating problems since day 1.
Still waiting for pictures of your engine compartment.
Last edited by turtlevette; Jul 19, 2006 at 11:42 PM.