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My Griffin does not have a drain either. PITA!!!!! I have been toying with the idea of swapping out a new radiator. I am positive that there is crude in mine. 10 years of punishment and coolant swaps with 3 different engines. Temps are creeping up a hair. With all of the aluminum rads so cheap, it is pointless to have it recored.. Just made up my mine. I am going to get a cross flow like the Griffin.
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Huh... my '66 GTO Griffin has a drain. But it's a stock-style down-flow version.
And +1 more for the Griffin... the tanks are stamped and look pretty much factory, unlike most of the aftermarket alum rads that have tanks welded up from flat stock. I painted my top tank black and you have to look really closely to see that it's not a stocker. |
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