LS1RedZ

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Running a stock LS1 Radiator right now. Have a Be Cool sitting on the floor. Just need to put the damn thing in lol.

NoGo

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Stock with a custom spall fan setup.

BIG_MIKE2005

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I'll be pickin up a brand new stock 1997 LT1 radiator from O'Riellys. Just checked & they are only $110 out the door with lifetime warranty. Not sure what fan set-up yet, I"m waiting on ChevyChad to get some miles on his set-up first & if it lasts the summer without a fan failure I'll probably run what he is running.

sschoeffler

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I went with the Griffon stand up radator with a 3" core. I don't think I will have any problems. Will not remove my A/C though.

dreamls1

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Huge Griffen

King Nothing

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hopefully autozone will be callin me soon to pick my LT1 radiator up

sschoeffler

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I would say it's twice as thick as the stock LS1 radiator. I think it cost around 170.00 from Summit Racing

Steve Burger

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We can do single or double pass. Double pass is good for the street cars.

King Nothing

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picked up my new radiator! pics are on the last page of this thread

SRZ

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Running a fluidyne w/ a 160 stat. No problems.

505OUTLAWZWS6

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Does anyone see any issue with running this griffen radiator compared to the griffen that is always recommended?
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/GRI-1-25221-X/

This is the one always recommended...
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/GRI-1-25241-X/

Looks like the one i have access to is 1.5" narrower and .5" taller. Does anyone see a problem with this?

sschoeffler

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No it will be fine if you are still wanting to do a stand up situation. My a/c condensor is about a half inch taller than my radiator and I'm not running into any problems. I think you will cool better with the other radiator though as there is more surface area.

Stephen