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When my car had the stock radiator and fans in it, I removed the grills in the hood cut outs and put two odd looking deflectors in front of the cut outs. I saw this done on a Sebring car so I decided to try it, it only took a few minutes. It lowered my at speed temps about five degrees which I really needed. It creates a vacume and pulls the hot air through. Now, my car is fully moded and runs very good and very cool. I have full cooling mods and ice cold A/C, I couldn't be happier with it. Custom radiator from McCullach (sp), Only one single sucker fan 16" spal, cooling tubes, I did the cooling tank mods, flowcooler pump w/anti cavitation plate, I retained the vortex generator on the hood and I never, never see more than about 185 degrees, even when it's 95 outside.....

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