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I usually do this in January but some of you indicated you would like to give/get xmas gifts so here we go again:
Sale ends December 15th only! No exceptions
$50 discount on all Direct Fit Radiators.
$100 discount on all radiator & fan combinations.
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Tom, I've been planning to install your radiator this winter, so this is a big opportunity for me. What is the correct part number for a '07 C6 Z51 (w/EOC)? It was expressed on this forum that perhaps you had the part numbers reversed on your website for the Z51 vs. non-Z51. Thanks!
Tom, I've been planning to install your radiator this winter, so this is a big opportunity for me. What is the correct part number for a '07 C6 Z51 (w/EOC)? It was expressed on this forum that perhaps you had the part numbers reversed on your website for the Z51 vs. non-Z51. Thanks!
It is my understanding that 05 & 06 Z51's have the (EOC) engine oil cooler inside the radiator (internal) but the 2007 didn't have the oil cooler at all. If any disagrees with that I'd like to know?
If that's true, then use A05A for the automatic or A05M with 6spd.
You could also upgrade the radiator with the eoc and add the hose package if you like.
Last edited by Tom@Dewitt; Dec 1, 2007 at 04:37 PM.
a. Is the "upgrade" you're referring to the A05E radiator?
b. What hose kit is required for this upgrade?
c. I'm just curious here, is there any way to fit a TOC to a '07 Z51?
d. Does the Z06 use a separate EOC?
e. Can a separate EOC be installed on the '07 Z51?
Thanks!
a. Yes, unless you have an automatic, then A05AE
b. See the link below
C. A toc is (Transmission oil Cooler) for an automatic
D. Yes
E. Yes, the z06 does that.
Tom, 6-speed manual. Would this be a better option for the A05E radiator than the difficult to install GM hose package: "install the #10AN fittings (included) and use SS hose assemblies [from your website]?"
Last edited by Silverton; Dec 2, 2007 at 01:39 PM.
Tom, 6-speed manual. Would this be a better option for the A05E radiator than the difficult to install GM hose package: "install the #10AN fittings (included) and use SS hose assemblies [from your website]?"
If it was me, I would do everything I could to use the stock GM asssembly because it has a built in bypass which is a very nice items to have. Some people have said the install was simple and others have complained.
If it was me, I would do everything I could to use the stock GM asssembly because it has a built in bypass which is a very nice items to have. Some people have said the install was simple and others have complained.
Tom, does the GM oil line assembly require any additional parts to mate with your A05AE that I ordered yesterday? Are the A6 lines also compatible, as shipped?
Tom, does the GM oil line assembly require any additional parts to mate with your A05AE that I ordered yesterday? Are the A6 lines also compatible, as shipped?
Thanks for the CFGP and any information.
--Dan
If you have a 05-06 Z51, you're all set. If you have anything else, you would need to purchase the two quick connect fittings for the eoc connection at the radiator. I don't know what the fitting part number is but if anyone wants one of the GM hose assemblies I still have a couple. The A6 lines are the same as the stock radiator.
Are all radiator's built today aluminum and the copper models kicked to the curb?
Yeah, pretty much. The controversy of Aluminum vs Copper will probably go on forever but the higher weigh, cost of copper, and higher design capabilities of aluminum are driving the copper rads to the graveyard. That reminds me of a graphic I made a long time ago and never got to use. This seem like a good time.