radiator overkill

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I don't race my car or drive it hard if ever, but I do want to use it in parades and slow cruises. Therefore the car will be in stop and go slow motion. I want to be able to do this without constantly watching my temp gauge. I saw an ad for a 5 row 2 pass laydown aluminum radiator with attached sucker fans for about $1,000 with 90 degree in/outlets built in.

It looks like its ready to go OR should I try to go the fluidyne radiator with flex-a-lite fans? From what I've read it takes some hardware store hunting to complete the fluidyne installation. Any advice is appreciated.

Please assume that the rest of the cooling system is functioning properly.

3/1/0610:41 PM

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