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hey martin i'd go with z1. Reasonable priced and great quality. I got mine from nissan north america but it didn't have the thermostatic plate. I ended up buying the
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hey martin i'd go with z1. Reasonable priced and great quality. I got mine from nissan north america but it didn't have the thermostatic plate. I ended up buying the adapter from gtm motorsports and bought the hoses from z1. They have great customer service there. If you don't do serious canyon carving or tracking then the 25 row would be great. The 34 is nice, but I had to make a blockoff plate for mine to maintain a warm temp. My 2cents worth
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