I'll take a little more weight (not much either) along with a more efficient car in the summer. I have enough power to push around the couple extra lbs.
its like that toyota truck commercial...most trucks comes with this..the one u want is this..lol
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Your car is my inspiration 
Good job with the new radiator.
Good job with the new radiator.
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+1 let's just go borrow it from him. You get it Monday through Wed and I'll use it Thursday- Saturday
Looks good.
Looks good.
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I don't like it...It's bigger then mine...Take it off and give it to me...JK...Very nice!!! Congrats...
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So what's the over/under on when ttrank tries to shove a TT 4.5L into his sedan. I say December '07.
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lol....at the rate he's going that is very possible! good job! our number #1 g35 sedan guy!
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OK so I also could not resist the deal on this radiator and living in Phoenix I figured what the heck. It's made by AMS and I got it on a GB over on My350z.
So first the bling shots:
Now for the bad news.
Being that it's made for the 350Z, it does not fit quite right. Not quite a plug-and-play.
First it does not fit the top mounting points. Good news is that some longer bolts and I can use the points where the A/C cooler mounts but I forgot to take a pic of that.
Next, you have those ugly holes where the oem one did mount. I might have UMS weld me up some kind of adapter, we'll see.
The bottom mounting holes on the subframe needed to be modified a little.
I had to trim the upper hose and cut down one of the fan supports so the driver's side coolant hose would fit.
I think that is about it. If anyone wants to get one let me know and I can give you more details on the changes. It only took me ~2.5 hours to install, not too bad.
Originally Posted by ttrank
I could not resist that title. OK so I also could not resist the deal on this radiator and living in Phoenix I figured what the heck. It's made by AMS and I got it on a GB over on My350z.
So first the bling shots:
Now for the bad news.
Being that it's made for the 350Z, it does not fit quite right. Not quite a plug-and-play.
First it does not fit the top mounting points. Good news is that some longer bolts and I can use the points where the A/C cooler mounts but I forgot to take a pic of that.
Next, you have those ugly holes where the oem one did mount. I might have UMS weld me up some kind of adapter, we'll see.
The bottom mounting holes on the subframe needed to be modified a little.
I had to trim the upper hose and cut down one of the fan supports so the driver's side coolant hose would fit.
I think that is about it. If anyone wants to get one let me know and I can give you more details on the changes. It only took me ~2.5 hours to install, not too bad.
Great job and yes yours is bigger.
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Looks like it was a one tool install, the organge thingy..... lol
Hammer works all the time.
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LOL.... good thing you threw that sucker in before you put the title in. Would of had to have put in a different title...lolLooks like it was a one tool install, the organge thingy..... lol
Hammer works all the time.
That orange hammer is called Dead blow hammer. Looks just like the one I sell. Comes in with 1,2,3, and 4 lb.
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dude.. i just moved to phx.. can i get a ride in ur car one day? that would be AWESOME.
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My wife has an 2004 coupe auto bone stock. We live in Tucson Will that radiator work or is it for modified car. P.S. how much. Thanks Tom
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you're out of control...aren't you?
I'm starting to think so...
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So what's the over/under on when ttrank tries to shove a TT 4.5L into his sedan. I say December '07.
LOL!
I wish. Trying to save for a motor build down the line but that is about it.