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yellow beast (Guest)

thanx chuck, fordgt, and jon3613. my aluminum radiator is a fluidyne. not sure if gary is selling me a phoenix. he just feels that a brass radiator is better suited for the street. having read chuck's article i see that i should first look into the possibility that the gauge is off, the sending unit may be mismatched and/or misplaced. i would like the fluidyne to be used for the weight sake. the car body has been upgraded to a GT5S. i have replaced or fixed the front air dam twice now (driving onto my drive way). what i don't need up there is more weight. however, if the brass radiator works better then the aluminum one, so be it. i also don't want to sacrifice my ride by adding a front lift kit. anyway, i appreciate all your help.

joe

9/9/047:34 AM

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