Griffin Radiator for stand up
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I don't think it cost much more for them to put the outlets where ever. but the AN fittings/line i would imagine was very expensive.
Radiator - Griffin 1-25241-X
Be Cool Fans (puller style) - BCI-75007
Be Cool Fans (pusher style) - BCI-75044
those are the part numbers i got from Jon (RealQuick). and the radiator that I got. fits nice, just took it to a buddy's shop and had him weld a bung in for the steam line.
Radiator - Griffin 1-25241-X
Be Cool Fans (puller style) - BCI-75007
Be Cool Fans (pusher style) - BCI-75044
those are the part numbers i got from Jon (RealQuick). and the radiator that I got. fits nice, just took it to a buddy's shop and had him weld a bung in for the steam line.
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Standing up the radiator has been covered a lot if you search in the forced induction section. Here's some info I had saved from what most of them use:
FLX-220 Electric Fan, Dual, 12 in. Diameter, Puller, 2,500 cfm, Black Plastic, Each $209.88 1 $209.88
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
FLX-220 Electric Fan, Dual, 12 in. Diameter, Puller, 2,500 cfm, Black Plastic, Each $209.88 1 $209.88
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
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I wouldn't use that Flexalite 220 fan setup. I bought it thinking it would work and it didn't fit the rad the way it should have. I would just buy a single 16inch fan and be done with it. My car with the Griffin rad, 2500cfm single fan, EWP, and a 160 stat pulled around 155-165 temps.