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Hi guys, just thought that whilst I’ve nothing to do until it’s time to pick the kid up from school I just wanted to let everyone know my solution to the crappy sized radiator core in the NM35 stag without blowing the budget on a 1000 dollar radiator. I sized things up and decided to buy an aftermarket rad for a Nissan 350 gt  it was only 280 delivered and it works perfectly. Even on the hottest day. It was about 10mm wider than the previous rad but it fits just. Only thing that was a worry was no fan shroud coz it don’t fit no more but in saying that even on a 45 degree day at 12 noon it didn’t even look like over heating!!! So there it is guys you don’t need to buy a radiator that costs $1000 +. 

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