AFCO Radiator

[4.6fan]

So I bought this AFCO radiator after overheating at two track events last summer. Installed it in August pulled it out of the stang along with the rest of my mods in September. I pulled everything out because I traded in my mustang. This radiator is more than twice as thick as the stock unit, took a little while to get it to fit but it worked great.

I used it at one track event had zero issue with heat and the car just felt stronger on the hot summer days.

I payd 590 for it shipped

My price is $300 shipped

 

[4.6fan]

bump

 

[FR500GT]

You have a part number for this? Damaged fins?

 

[morrowstang95]

But it does fit with no problems

 

[char259]

What do you gotta do to make it work

 

[4.6fan]

You have a part number for this? Damaged fins?

This is where I got it from:
http://www.americanmuscle.com/afco-radiator-manual-0510gt.html

The fins are purely cosmetic, this thing worked flawlessly. That happened during install.

I know it works flawlessly because I ran an hpde event when it was 90 degress out and I felt all 315 hp through 25-30 min sessions. I also have 4.10s so my rpms were high the whole time.

 

[4.6fan]

What do you gotta do to make it work

My friend installed this for me while I just stood there and drank a beer, didn't take very long. He's one of those guys that won't even look at the instructions on the easy stuff, so when he tried putting it in the first time it fit and then he pulled some more stuff out and we got it to fit.

Bottom line is follow the instructions and I'm sure it'll be a piece of cake. But when you see how much thicker this unit is compared to the stock radiator you know its going to be a tight fit.


Fits perfect though, its AFCO not some knock off.

 

[SUHleen]

I have this same one and the quality is great on it. Free bump

 

[morrowstang95]

send me your payapl addy

 

[morrowstang95]

money sent

 

[4.6fan]

Sold

 

[FR500GT]

Damnit