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Hey guys looking for a decent R32 GTR radiator for our drift car, i have a generic on in there at the moment but it does not cut the mustard. see pics of the ones i dont want.

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cheers Trent

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I do not have a radiator for sale, But I have problem with my G-ready Alloy radiator in my GTR and looking at the photos , do you have a shroud? that is my problem the shroud did not fit.

I am now using a thermo fan and that is better than the fan with out a shroud.

ARC 36mm core Radiator suit S14/S15

Excellent condition

RRP $1800. now you can have it for $1150 now $1050

http://www.nissansilvia.com/forums/VALENTI...ST-t217161.html

I knows its to suit sr but that shouldnt be a huge problem for you

or

http://www.xspeed.com.au/shop/index.php?cPath=176 PWR

or

http://www.perfectrun.com.au/carparts_list...coolinglist.htm

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