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  • Start date Start date Apr 25, 2004

ProKiller

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who's got em? what kind? hows the fitment? cost? anything and everything you can give me.
 

Badlilstang

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I have a fluidyne wich I believe is one of the best out and the fitment was perfect just like factory. The price I paid was like $278 but I had found a deal a few years ago and I havent seen them that cheap in a while. My buddy used a summit radiator and had to do some modifying on his but it worked and I remember it being fairly cheap in comparison to a fluidyne. Just figure up how much you want to spend and get the best radiator for the money you have.
 

ProKiller

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money isn't the issue. i want the best one that will fit without hassle. fluidyne, griffen, BeCool, summit, saleen, what.....

RC, what you have again?
 

Badlilstang

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Fluidyne you cant go wrong.. Like I said befor its a perfect fit and a nice radiator.
 

VibrantRedGT

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Fluidyne, direct bolt on, knocks 20-30 degrees off.
 

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If money is not an issue, Fluidyne will be the best choice. Hands down.
 
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HazMat404

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yup, if you dont care about money stay the hell away from summit. i just had a bitch of a time getting my summit radiator to fit. its ok in there but the work wasnt really worth it but im cheap so it worked out fine
 

ProKiller

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what about the fan setup? do you need to get a new fan or can you reuse the stock one? also how many core is the fluidyne? if new fan, whose?
 
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Green 94 5.0

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the fluidyne fits just like stock. no modifying anything. the stock fan bolts right to it. if money isnt an issue, fluidyne all the way.
 
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rockin_rick

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http://www.absoluteradiator.com/ had the best price for a Fluidyne when I bought mine a couple months ago. It was $337 shipped.

Rick
 

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C&R Racing is the ONLY aluminum radiator used in NASCAR Nextel Cup including Roush and Yates. We also build radiators for Riley Technologies, Fabcar, Doran Enterprises and Ganassi Racing in GrandAm, Ganassi, Rahal and Fernandez in IRL, and a host of teams in Busch, Craftsman Truck, TransAm, and other racing series. We do OEM work for Ford amongst others, and we did the radiator for them on the new Cobra concept car. (if you saw the 'Project Daisy' show on TV, you would have seen our logo on that radiator before they painted it out!)
We are about to introduce all-aluminum, no epoxy Mustang
radiators for the Fox and SN95 Mustangs next month.
The prototype Fox radiator is being drawn now, and will be test-fitted on my personal 20th Anniversary car before being released for production. The SN95 radiators have been drawn, prototyped, and test fitted, and are currently in production for delivery in June. We will be doing radiators with and without trans coolers, and will offer an integral fan option featuring Spal fans.
Visit our website www.crracing.com, or call Bill at C&R 317-293-4100 for further info. Price TBA.
 

gcomfx.com

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How much? That's the key.... Pricing with a trans cooler and fan optional if you want to email me. gcomfx@100mphclub.com
 
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I just ordered a Fluidine this morning. I have used them in the past and they are nice.
 
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DaveL

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Got my Fluidyne from absoluteradiator.com and works very well plus it's a driect fit. Some of the older ones may develop a leak, mine did but went away after I put in some of that radiator seal stuff. A Fluidyne tech told me last year they've been improved and the new ones should not have any problems. Steeda also has one that is a direct fit and looks identical to Fluidyne.
 
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