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Just wanted to update you guys on a few things. The availability is still set for early-mid August. There will a limited amount in the first batch so if anyone

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Old 06-16-2010, 03:38 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Just wanted to update you guys on a few things.

The availability is still set for early-mid August. There will a limited amount in the first batch so if anyone is urgent, let me know ahead of time. More should follow shortly after.

Testing data should be released in 1-2 weeks.

CSF also reiterated that the build quality of these radiators will be "JDM" quality for the production units. They are putting a lot of focus on the quality of the units to set the standard for aftermarket 370z radiators. These are still the first radiators soon to be available for the 370z platform!

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has anyone even managed to get their car to over heat yet? maybe some with a TT. I have never seen my car go past middle temps even while beating the crap out of on hot days.
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has anyone even managed to get their car to over heat yet? maybe some with a TT. I have never seen my car go past middle temps even while beating the crap out of on hot days.
That's because the Water Temp LED readout is not a "real" gauge. The same 7th light stays lit from 156 degrees to over 215. Watching a Scangauge output, the Z runs pretty cool for a modern emissions equipped car. Typically around 180-185. Water temp is really not an issue, except perhaps under heavy and hot track conditions.
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