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    i never had a problem with my GT radiator and cooling. you sure nothing is clogging up?
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    Since a rad flush is cheaper than a rad...
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    i tried

    what about an fbody rad from an ls car?
    what are the specs on those?

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    Looks like those are too far out of shape.

    Also 7/8th's core for a stock one.

    Seems like i can do $225 out the door for the 1" rad, locally.

    Flush first though.
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    Make sure you emulsify all that crap in the rad good and proper. Fluid contact with the rad is critical.
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    what about AFCO radiators?
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    I had to replace my GT radiator because the numbskull who owned the car before me put about 5 cans of stop leak in it and when I did the IM gaskets I think I dislodged something and it clogged the radiator. I bought a used GTP radiator from Morad with the fans so now I have a bigger radiator and spare parts for less than the price of a new one.
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    I know my system has had some stop leak...

    Thanks for the tip.
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    Spectra CU1518

    1.25" rad from a 1994-1996 grand prix GTP or monte carlo Z34.

    Cheaper than a GT/GTP rad.

    Also going for A/C delete, and dropping a CU98 in there for the intercooler.
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