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Griffin Thermal Products

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Is that fan going to clear the steering rack?
 
Griffin, is our neck of the woods, Townville, SC, between Greenville, and Anderson, SC, one for the well known aluminum radiator companies in the world. Their stuff is ultra nice, and you can bet Alan paid a pretty penny for that set up. Griffin will custom make anything you want. A Ron Davis unit is $650-700 without a shroud, so go up from there. That is a very nice radiator Alan !
 
IN my area, many people use https://www.prchotrod.com/
they design and build good stuff. However, they do need an existing unit for reference. I was going to have them do one for my bugeye, but my stock unit is working quite well.
 
John Felt has a number of these over on bugeyeparts.com. NFI. But price as I understand it is $500+. Do I need for a 1275 BE, likely not if radiator has been boiled out and checked. IS it needed for a racecar, likely. Again YMMV. A;; depends on the application.
 
Bluemax, I see that the shock tower to shock tower cross member has been modified. Curious as to the engine this is to clear????
 
Shouldn't need clearance at the cross brace for that unless you are powering something off the crank shaft. Did you have other plan's?

Kurt.
 
Great! Always interested in option's! Keep us posted.

Kurt
 
You will see a Griffin built radiator in most of the Intel Cup Nascars today cars and planes. Griffin will build whatever you want as they did for me. Griffin currently has my original radiator so that they can Cad design it for future customers. In my case I used a VW rabbit thermo fan switch with a Spal’s puller fan with fixed bolted on mounting point. Contact Ben at Griffin for quotes for your particular application.
 
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