Griffin Exact Fit Radiator - 5-00096 - 4-Wheel Since 1981, Griffin Thermal Products has focused o

Griffin Exact Fit Radiator - 5-00096

By Griffin Thermal Products

$935.99

(277 Reviews)

Model

5-00096

Store

4 Wheel Parts

Manufacturer

Griffin Thermal Products

Detail

Since 1981, Griffin Thermal Products has focused on manufacturing the very best high performance aluminum heat exchangers in the industry. Griffin understands that a quality cooling system is critical to the consistent and reliable performance of your engine.Your purchase of a Griffin means better performance and long-term money savings. Griffin was founded on customer service and satisfaction. We work with you to manufacture the radiator you desire that meets your exact requirements. Finish: Aluminum/Silver;Core Size: 36 X 20.02 X 2.68;2 rows of 1.25(in) tubing;Inlet/Outlet: TL/BR;Inlet/Outlet Size: 1.75/2;App Specific: 5.9 Liter Cummins;Description: 1994 - 2002 Dodge Truck (Cummins 5.9 Liter) Manual External Automatic Transmission Required - ExactFit; California Residents: WARNING

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