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Originally Posted by Mike@GTM Our radiator is 70mm thick compared to the 30mm thick alternative and 18mm thick stock radiator. Our radiator core is 32 mm thick. There is a
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Our radiator core is 32 mm thick. There is a big difference between the overall thickness of the radiator tank and the actual thickness of the core. A 70mm tank thickness most likely has a core of about 48-52mm (max). With CSF you also get the advantage of our "B-tube" technology, which is the most efficient tube available in the aftermarket. This tube will increase the efficiency by almost 20%. Because of these special tubes, our complete unit is extremely light, which I know is very important to the track guys. Also the requirement of buying additional and required products such as fan shrouds, fans, relays, harnesses is not needed with our drop-in fit unit.
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