Shroud for griffin rads?

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steel1212

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I ordered the griffen rad for my car a little while ago and was looking for a shroud for it. I have email griffen with no reply. Its the bolt in for the 65 with the drop brackets to allow for a larger electric fan. I don't have an electric fan yet so was looking for a simple shroud to work with my flex lite fan for now.

 

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Nobody?

 

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I could use one too...

 

mdjay

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If it's the same size as the stock ones, any stock ones should work! You would just have to not use the drop brackets so that it centers, and get the correct depth shroud brackets. The 1 inch core ones usually use the stock 3 row brackets!

 

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I have yet to find out how big it really is as I haven't recieaved it yet and I can't find any measurements anywhere.

 

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I'm pretty sure it's the same as stock. It has to bolt to the same spot.

The northern ones are anyway.

 

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Someone on ebay has posts for custom aluminum fan shrouds for around $140 with fan and $80 without a fan. You send them the dimensions and they make the shroud for you. The fan is a 16" spal in the kit with the fan. Check on there if that is something you want.