Gauging interest in a Flex-A-Lite 292 GP
03-01-2004, 08:39 PM
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Gauging interest in a Flex-A-Lite 292 GP
We would need 6 for this GP. The 292's are for the 28 inch Radiator and are a direct bolt in, no fabrication needed! Thats right, DIRECT BOLT IN! They come with the brackets needed for our trucks!
Price will be in the $369.00 range SHIPPED!
Price will be in the $369.00 range SHIPPED!
03-01-2004, 10:57 PM
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Originally Posted by BlownChevy
We would need 6 for this GP. The 292's are for the 28 inch Radiator and are a direct bolt in, no fabrication needed! Thats right, DIRECT BOLT IN! They come with the brackets needed for our trucks!
Price will be in the $369.00 range SHIPPED!
Price will be in the $369.00 range SHIPPED!
Guess the answer is no?? Talk to me people!
03-02-2004, 12:07 AM
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It's a bit pricey... Although no doubt an excellent product.
How about an LS1 fan GP, that is under $200 per? That is new fans with plugs. But I dunno if thats possible.
How about an LS1 fan GP, that is under $200 per? That is new fans with plugs. But I dunno if thats possible.
03-02-2004, 09:25 AM
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I think they look super clean. I think they should all have electric fans. If you work on your truck yourself a lot ... it's even more worth it.
You gonna email me about that crank pinning kit sometime soon????
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You gonna email me about that crank pinning kit sometime soon????
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Get a tape and measure the core area of the radiator ... it should measure 34, not 28".
Another way to tell, is to look at the mounts. If there are mounting holes on the outside of the current mounts, then you have the smaller radiator.
There are 3 sets of mounts, the inside ones are where the fans go, then the middle holes are for the smaller radiator, the outside holes are for the bigger one. Hopefully that explained that a little ebtter.
Another way to tell, is to look at the mounts. If there are mounting holes on the outside of the current mounts, then you have the smaller radiator.
There are 3 sets of mounts, the inside ones are where the fans go, then the middle holes are for the smaller radiator, the outside holes are for the bigger one. Hopefully that explained that a little ebtter.