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Old 06-20-2011, 10:28 AM
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Griffin 55222 bought, will follow up as to its cooling performance..
How much?

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269$. Summit does not make a direct fit for the 67 GTO/Tempest. The other thing is that the lower portion of the radiator support is curved. The Griffin fits so well, that I am going with proven fit.

My current rad is most likely clogged. I figured that I am getting an up grade and a new rad. PLus I don't care how careful you are fins get bent etc.. This rad is in rough shape. It is more of a back-up then a primary.

Add the fact that I went from a 2.56 rear to a 3.23 and the added tube size will help.

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