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Nov 15, 2005 | 10:23 PM

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0Tom@Dewitt

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Originally Posted by corvette90

Hello Tom!!

i hope we can get to our deal, maybe here

Regards

Reinhold

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i searched around and found this : www.absoluteradiator.com

they have various radiators which all looks fine

Absolute does sell ours radiators. I still did not get your email and it seems to be working now. I went to the website and sent myself an email without any problems. Are you sure somethings isn't wrong on your end?

Nov 15, 2005 | 10:24 PM

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0Tom@Dewitt

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Originally Posted by joshwilson3

So you like the stock AC Delco waterpumps, heatercore, and hoses?

thanks

I do!

Nov 16, 2005 | 02:23 AM

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corvette90

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Hi Tom!!

Dont know what went wrong, anyways, if a mail should ever come in, please delete it.

i found a company "near" me, that sells your radiators, i will get it from them, since this saves me shipping costs also

Regards

Reinhold

Nov 16, 2005 | 05:11 PM

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96redvettelt4

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Quote:

Originally Posted by corvette90

Hello Tom!!

i hope we can get to our deal, maybe here

Regards

Reinhold

Edited:

i searched around and found this : www.absoluteradiator.com

they have various radiators which all looks fine

Tom, Am I reading this wrong or is this site about $30 cheaper than buying direct from you? Do forum members get any discounts? Thanks

Nov 16, 2005 | 07:37 PM

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0Tom@Dewitt

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Originally Posted by 96redvettelt4

Tom, Am I reading this wrong or is this site about $30 cheaper than buying direct from you? Do forum members get any discounts? Thanks

That is the price they are offering. We set a retail price and give our dealers a wholesale discount. Some companies complain that the margin isn't enough and others (absolute) are willing to except less. We are not offering any GP right now, but for CF members that call me directly I've been known to forget to add freight.

Nov 17, 2005 | 06:42 AM

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DieL

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From: Toronto ONTARIO

Hi Tom. Nice to see an actual vendore replying to threads

. have a 388 lt4 that revs to 7700 rpm.. quite obviously this creates alot of heat but i use an electric waterpump as well. Was wondering what your thoughts are if your rad would benefit me at all. Any mods required to make it fit easily? Its a 93- six speed.

if you would liek to email me that would be great too.
psychowette@hotmail.com

Nov 17, 2005 | 01:24 PM

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0Tom@Dewitt

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Originally Posted by DieL

Hi Tom. Nice to see an actual vendore replying to threads

if you would liek to email me that would be great too.
psychowette@hotmail.com

As I said above, the A90 model will require some trimming of the fan shroud. It's not hard to do and in takes minutes. As far as the cooling goes, I think you'll be very happy with the result.

Nov 18, 2005 | 07:13 AM

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DieL

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the extra trimming isnt a problem at all. just wondering if it will run much cooler.. ive heard that the electric water pump (mezzier) doesnt push enough coolant etc etc.. seems to be working fine for now but i havnt really had a chance to push the car to see how hot it might get..

and also someone told me something about aluminum rads not being as good as the factory brass or copper ( whatever it was) so stick to the stock one..

How much am i looking at for one for my 93? .. interested