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- Griffin Radiator ClassicCool Universal Fit Radiator ComboUnit
Griffin Radiators ClassicCool CombuUnit Universal Fit Radiator and Fan Dual Pass Crossflow Design 24" x 15.50" for HEMI Swap
475-CU28201XHMI
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High Performance Cooling Looking for an aluminum radiator and fan module but would like to avoid the cost of a direct fit radiator? Griffin ClassicCool Universal fit ComboUnit may just be the item for you! ClassicCool radiators have 1.00 inch wide tubes that are designed to cool mildly modified engines. The ComboUnit will include electric fan and a custom fan shroud. Available in 4 different inlet and outlet locations with a wide variety of sizes to satisfy your cooling needs. Strength and Reliability The key to strength, durability, and performance comes from vacuum brazing. Vacuum brazing is a manufacturing process used to join all the components once assembled that requires the use of magnesium. Magnesium is found in aluminum alloys to give structural components strength when high strength is required. Griffin Thermal Products utilizes this process to offer one of the toughest aluminum radiators on the market today. By producing the tubes, fins, headers, side bands, tanks, and mounting brackets in house, every piece is performance matched for optimum cooling with unsurpassed quality. 
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Electrical Cords
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