I 2nd the vote for an aluminum radiator. I have one sitting in my tool shed until it comes the time to change out the current one. Rick
Mine is not from that site ,but when & if I need a replacement ,it is what I'll do. Than polish it out!
Yes you are right,but my 3 row Griffin was $600 & another $200 to polish out! Has failed twice ---they stood behind it both times. But I know most people on this site would not go the route I have!!! So for the money what you get will work & isn't all that bad !
More rows = better cooling ,more fluid ! If the engine is stock I don't think you will see much difference! Call LC & ask one of their techs. I always talk with John .
1-800-Radiator of Fairfield, Inc 5.0 star rating 2 reviews Category: Automotive Auto Parts & Supplies Auto Parts & Supplies [Edit] 2020 North Texas Street Fairfield, CA 94533 (707) 428-0676 Radiator Sales Fairfield CA, Radiator, Car Radiators, Auto AC, Radiators, Auto Radiator Repair Service - 1-800-Radiator of Fairfield Inc. 1-800-Radiator of Fairfield, Inc, Fairfield, CA I have got stock radiators from here before. Don't know if they ship or not,give them a call!
If its a stock motor yes one row should be fine. If your boosting then atleast a 2 row. That sucks that ur 3 row died! Thank god for warranty I hope? But anywho good luck on your choices. Ebay has some radiators. Single row and 2 row and they ship to hawaii. Know quite a few people with 2 rows from ebay and theyre happy. mines on order. Good luck!
1 row=stock, basic mods (intake, exhaust, cam) 2 or 3 row is like for what I do every few years....load the bed to capacity, hitch on a 5k lb trailer and drive 300 miles at 70mph.
