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Old 07-15-2009, 09:39 PM
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No problems here with a .030 over rebuilt 389 and Griffin aluminum radiator in my 66 GTO, but then we are not experiencing the global warming hoax here in the midwest. Runs about 180 tops with a 160 stat outside airtemp about 80.

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If anything that stuff might help inhibit corrosion and lube the water pump
That's my thinking too Brad.

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