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Old 04-13-2007, 01:42 PM
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Originally Posted by PurEvl
stock radiator, the other thing is 4" intercooler
no no no.... i know what that monster fmic is..... in the pic i dont know if its deceiving me on not but it looks like you have to thin radiators... hmmm maybe not :shrug:
Old 04-13-2007, 02:17 PM
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It's probably the A/C condensor??
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Originally Posted by ChevyChad
It's probably the A/C condensor??
maybe in that pic its there, its not anymore
Old 04-13-2007, 02:37 PM
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here is a pic of mine. I did have to tig "L" brackets to bolt the rad onto my square tubing. I also had to tig a 1/8" bung for the vent line coming from the heads. On the bottom I used some hard rubber blocks that the radiator sits on. I had so much room that I was able to use a single 16" puller fan.
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Old 04-13-2007, 03:21 PM
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code4- what radiator is that?
Old 04-13-2007, 03:37 PM
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GRI-1-25241-X Radiator, Universal, Crossflow, Aluminum, 27.5 in. Wide, 15.5 in. High, 3.0 in. Thick, Each $189.95 1 $189.95

Same one that was mentioned earlier on this thread. The first one I recieved was warped badly. Summit sent another out without question & it was good. It has been cooling really good so far but it isn't hot here now.

The first puller fan got overheated from the turbo. I have a blanket on the turbo now & a heat shield, no probs since.
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Awesome set ups guys, so basically for this Griffen Rad to fit you need to cut out then support that runs across and either use the rad as a new support or run a thin 1x1 bar as a support and attach the rad to that? So does this radiator NEED to have the 1/8" bung tigged on or is it set to go as it comes? I have only heard of this from Code, thanks a lot guys!
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Old 04-14-2007, 12:13 PM
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I just realized that these guys with the relocated radiator don't have the windshield washer fluid tank. My WF tank is my meth reservoir, so I gotta keep it. Of coarse, all I need is to be able to get a 90° elbow on my procharger, so maybe I can get away with just moving the bottom of the radiator forward...
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yea, i already ditched my washer fluid and run a separate tank for the meth. Any more info out there?
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Old 06-02-2007, 09:14 PM
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Does that Griffin fit our stock sized hoses or do you have to do some fabing to get them to fit?
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Originally Posted by JasonWW
Does that Griffin fit our stock sized hoses or do you have to do some fabing to get them to fit?
The top hose fit very tight, the bottom was too big for the stock hose. I had to get a flex hose.
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Cool, I just didn't want to assume the hoses fit and then be surprised.
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Do you have to get a spot welded up for the vaum line to the head? what will happen if you dont? My radiator should be here friday.

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It's a steam vent for the coolant in your heads. I use it to purge the air out of the system before I fire up a new engine. I wouldn't delete it but I have no experience to say it is bad. If your car is a 98 it will have them on the front & back of the heads. On the newer setups the back holes are blocked & just the fronts are piped back into the radiator.

I welded in a 1/8" bung on my radiator to hook it up to. I have seen some guys pipe it into the top flat spot on the water pump.
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Originally Posted by code4
It's a steam vent for the coolant in your heads. I use it to purge the air out of the system before I fire up a new engine. I wouldn't delete it but I have no experience to say it is bad. If your car is a 98 it will have them on the front & back of the heads. On the newer setups the back holes are blocked & just the fronts are piped back into the radiator.

I welded in a 1/8" bung on my radiator to hook it up to. I have seen some guys pipe it into the top flat spot on the water pump.
Cool, thanks for the info. Id just weld up a bung, but i cant weld aluminum.... I wish i had a tig. Ne ways, i can always figure out where i need it, and bring it to a shop to get the bung welded in.

And also my car is a 98.

Thanks, Chris
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noticed that all of you with the Peter Griffens dont have A/C condensors. mine should be coming in tomorrow but was wondering howto go about that if one of you had already done it
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Originally Posted by reject
noticed that all of you with the Peter Griffens dont have A/C condensors. mine should be coming in tomorrow but was wondering howto go about that if one of you had already done it

The condenser still fits in the same spot. I put a couple of pieces of weather stripping between the radiator and cond., and between the cond. and new cross member. I made 2 brackets to sandwich the cond. and radiator to the cross member.
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Old 01-31-2008, 11:25 AM
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What are you guys doing about the sensor(low coolant?) below the cap; deleting it?
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got my radiator in

(thanks fedex)


opened it up....and no griffin logo!!

are you all painting that on yalls or what? kinda sounds ricerish but i like the logo lol


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