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BLT2BTU

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is there a perfect bolt in radiator that is bettter than stock and bolts in with no modifications?
price not really important just want something to fit right
 

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Fluidyne.
 
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Griffin
 

5.0_GT_kid

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The Summit radiator is really nice piece and fairly cheap, dunno what the installation is like though.
 

Hef5.0weisen

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I slapped a Fluidyne in with no problems.
 

S/CBlack95GT

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Be Cool is about the best, but be ready to spend $500.
 

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Steeda... Install was a snap... 5 years and still cooling great!! $450+-
 

HISSIN50

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Let the guys know if you happen to have an automatic - that will change the recommendations a little I think (I am not sure if all the drop-ins have a heat exchanger too).

Good luck.
 

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Hef5.0weisen said:
I slapped a Fluidyne in with no problems.
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same here. http://www.absoluteradiator.com/ProductPage.asp?idProd=112
 

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Fluidyne, $392 shipped from LRS bolted right in no problems!
 

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Fluidyne for $337.00 and free shipping from www.absoluteradiator.com
 
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Fluidyne is less expensive and straight forward bolt on. Unless you are running a supercharger. I had to modify my fan shroud a little but other than than and excellent radiator for the money.
 

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I had a Steeda in my car first, but after 2 years, the pos sprung a leak. I have just replaced it with a BeCool rad., and it fits like a glove
 
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BLT2BTU

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its for a manual
def. for supercharged and makes a little h.p. as you can see from my sig
going to a stroker and i know that the stock piece wont cut it for cooling
i was worried about one being tooo big and making the fan hit the crank pulley for the s/c... its a powerdyne if that matters...
 

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FLUIDYNE all the way, fit's right the first time and it's polished for good looks!!!!
 

WHITE94COBRA

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ANOTHER VOTE FOR FLUIDYNE, took about 1 hour total to install.
 
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BLT2BTU

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ok looks liike fluidyne ill order form that site for 337 i guess
 

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Go on Ebay theres a guy that sells new ones for 225 - 275 + 25 shipping. he was local to me so I picked mine up for 225
 

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WHITE94COBRA said:
Go on Ebay theres a guy that sells new ones for 225 - 275 + 25 shipping. he was local to me so I picked mine up for 225
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Can you get his user ID and post it up here please? I looked and couldn't find him. $225 is a helluva deal!
 
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BLT2BTU

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ya i cant find that price on there
let me know whre to get it from PLEASE!!
 
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