A-Body Radiator selection for LS Swap
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I'm not going to be of any help. LOL I had a griffin and hated the &&%(&^ epoxy. Had a few pieces break loose and I never trusted it.
Bought a C&R that has the oil cooler and the power steering cooler built in. The set up should hold me to 1000hp. Definitely not a budget piece though.
Part number 20-00060
Bought a C&R that has the oil cooler and the power steering cooler built in. The set up should hold me to 1000hp. Definitely not a budget piece though.
Part number 20-00060 
On The Tree
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I used the Griffin for LS swaps with the transcooler on my 70 Monte Carlo. I'm using the same one for my 85 Delta 88 LS swap. For my 78 Impala Coupe, I bought the kit with the fans. It's the same radiator, but it has the fans built on to it.
I got a Superior Radiator and dual electric fans off of ebay. I offered the guy 495.00 and he accepted the offer. It is also for an automatic with built in cooler, just in case I ever decide to go that route. He sales them often. It looks beautiful but I have yet to install it, but it is supposed to be a bolt in affair.
It is going in my 66 skylark.
Caleb
It is going in my 66 skylark.
Caleb
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I run this one in my Can Am and it works great! $269
1968 1972 GM A Body with LS Motor Swap Aluminum Radiator Lifetime Warranty | eBay
1968 1972 GM A Body with LS Motor Swap Aluminum Radiator Lifetime Warranty | eBay
