DeWitts Group Purchase
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Former Vendor
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From: Brighton
DeWitts Group Purchase
Many people have told me they are holding out for a sale, so here it is.
1. You get 10% discount off any radiator or combination kit
2. Free shipping to 48 states
3. You must purchase from the website to receive this special
4. Enter the letters CFGP somewhere in your name line to qualify
IE John CFGP Doe
International customers are eligible to receive the discount but must pay freight. Our order form is designed for USA address format but you can fudge the real address into the fields and just pick Michigan for the state.
NOTE: The website has automatic order acknowledgement and this will not show the discounted price or the free shipping. DO NOT CALL TO QUESTION THIS! We will ID all orders by the CFGP and apply the discount on our end, you will not be charged the acknowledge amount.
http://www.dewitts.com
Sale ends March 15th 2009
1. You get 10% discount off any radiator or combination kit
2. Free shipping to 48 states
3. You must purchase from the website to receive this special
4. Enter the letters CFGP somewhere in your name line to qualify
IE John CFGP Doe
International customers are eligible to receive the discount but must pay freight. Our order form is designed for USA address format but you can fudge the real address into the fields and just pick Michigan for the state.
NOTE: The website has automatic order acknowledgement and this will not show the discounted price or the free shipping. DO NOT CALL TO QUESTION THIS! We will ID all orders by the CFGP and apply the discount on our end, you will not be charged the acknowledge amount.
http://www.dewitts.com
Sale ends March 15th 2009
Burning Brakes
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From: Mechanicsburg PA
Tom - I'd like to get the C5 Radiator ('99 6Spd) with EOC on the passenger side. But your site has me scratching my head:
A97ER - "The A97ER model features a 7-plate aluminum Engine Oil Cooler mounted on the right (passenger) side"
A97EL - "The A97EL model features a 7-plate aluminum Engine Oil Cooler (EOC)mounted on the left (passenger) side"
So which one is it - which one has the oil cooler on the passenger side?
Also - could you tell us how many feet of oil line we need for your passenger side EOC?
Thanks, I've been waiting for this sale!
A97ER - "The A97ER model features a 7-plate aluminum Engine Oil Cooler mounted on the right (passenger) side"
A97EL - "The A97EL model features a 7-plate aluminum Engine Oil Cooler (EOC)mounted on the left (passenger) side"
So which one is it - which one has the oil cooler on the passenger side?
Also - could you tell us how many feet of oil line we need for your passenger side EOC?
Thanks, I've been waiting for this sale!
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My recommendation is to go with the A97EL (Driverside) model. The reason I suggest this is for a couple reasons. The right side requires the hoses to be much longer, more expensive, and it's not as clean of an installation. I know that is the cooler of the two sides but it really doesn't matter when doing oil cooling. Heat will transfer regardless if you are 220 on the left and 200 on the right. GM did all C6 EOC's on the left side and they worked fine. The left is a much shorter distance and a cleaner install but more importantly the left is where you can use our #898 hose assembly with a 7 psi bypass. I personally wouldn't do oil cooling without a bypass. The #898 hose assembly is about 1/2 the cost of doing it with conventional AN fittings and stainless hose and it will work much better because with a bypass you will have a constant flow of oil through the cooler regardless of engine rpm.
Le Mans Master
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From: Black Forest CO
I bought a radiator with left side EOC and the installation kit during the last GP. I really like the look of the new EOC line kit. Much easier to route those lines vs. -10AN.
Two questions. Do adaptors come with the new line kit to adapt the hard lines to the threaded fittings on my radiator? Would the discount apply if I just order the #898 line kit?
Two questions. Do adaptors come with the new line kit to adapt the hard lines to the threaded fittings on my radiator? Would the discount apply if I just order the #898 line kit?
Burning Brakes
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From: Houston Texas
St. Jude Donor '08
Been trying to create an account on the website and it keeps telling me it is an incorrect or invalid email. 
Tried twice, same results. Something wrong with the system? 
Really want to buy per your instructions on the website but it won't let me.
Tried twice, same results. Something wrong with the system? Really want to buy per your instructions on the website but it won't let me.
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looking at this, but have a few questions:
A01AE — C5 Radiator w/ both EOC & TOC — Availability: In Stock
Would this be a problem with an automatic? Will this hold up to roadracing or would you suggest another external tranny cooler along with the radiator?
What other items are needed from your website for the install?
A01AE — C5 Radiator w/ both EOC & TOC — Availability: In Stock
Would this be a problem with an automatic? Will this hold up to roadracing or would you suggest another external tranny cooler along with the radiator?
What other items are needed from your website for the install?
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Former Vendor
Joined: Jan 2000
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From: Brighton
I bought a radiator with left side EOC and the installation kit during the last GP. I really like the look of the new EOC line kit. Much easier to route those lines vs. -10AN.
Two questions. Do adaptors come with the new line kit to adapt the hard lines to the threaded fittings on my radiator? Would the discount apply if I just order the #898 line kit?
Two questions. Do adaptors come with the new line kit to adapt the hard lines to the threaded fittings on my radiator? Would the discount apply if I just order the #898 line kit?
Yes we supply two quick connect fittiings with the assembly. Everyone should know, you will have to unbolt the motor mount and jack up the engine to get this assembly in but I think it's worth the effort to get the bypass valve.
Yes the sale would be for the eoc assembly but since you already have the ss lines, I think I would just leave it there.
Thread Starter
Former Vendor
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From: Brighton
Thread Starter
Former Vendor
Joined: Jan 2000
Posts: 5,593
Likes: 631
From: Brighton
looking at this, but have a few questions:
A01AE — C5 Radiator w/ both EOC & TOC — Availability: In Stock
Would this be a problem with an automatic? Will this hold up to roadracing or would you suggest another external tranny cooler along with the radiator? What other items are needed from your website for the install?
A01AE — C5 Radiator w/ both EOC & TOC — Availability: In Stock
Would this be a problem with an automatic? Will this hold up to roadracing or would you suggest another external tranny cooler along with the radiator? What other items are needed from your website for the install?
Since you are going to have a left side eoc, I'd get the #898 hose kit.
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Melting Slicks
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FMI, have you ever used this setup on a Supercharged car before? Second question is will this bolt onto my BeCool radiator?
Last edited by vetterdstr; Mar 4, 2009 at 02:43 PM.
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Last edited by Tom@Dewitt; Mar 5, 2009 at 04:35 AM.