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CSF has been designing radiators for the past 40 years for everything from automobiles to tanks. I feel that they're not very well known in the Japanese tuning community but

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Old 05-17-2010, 01:36 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default CSF Radiator + Condenser, Upgrade

CSF has been designing radiators for the past 40 years for everything from automobiles to tanks. I feel that they're not very well known in the Japanese tuning community but they make some good quality and functional radiators at a good price.

One of their reps stopped by the office this week with their 370z radiator/condenser prototype for us to have a look. I believe this is the only aftermarket replacement for the 370z that has come out so far and from the numbers they're giving us, it looks like it will greatly help with the heating issues associated with the 370z.

Highlights:
CSF uses B-tube technology in their cores. These tubes are stronger, create more surface area with the water running through the unit, and increases the cooling efficency by 15% over standard tubes.

By using louvered fins, CSF is able to achieve a higher efficiency core with better airflow through both 1 and 2-row models. These models is wind tunnel tested by their R&D department to maximize the precision and efficiency of the core.

These units are "drop-in fit" for easy installation with OEM fittings and mountings. Each unit is complete with a professional aluminum drain plug.

CSF units undergo vibration, thermal cycle, burst cycle, salt spray, and leak test before being approved for construction. Even their boxes undergo a 10 foot drop test.

This High Performance and racing system will keep engine temperatures at optimal levels in the most demanding driving and outside temperature conditions. A gain of up to 40% better cooling can be realized with our units.

Let me know what you guys think. Open for any questions!

Availability: These will be released and in stock by August 2010.

Price: $849 (+$50 for the 7AT version)
If we can get a list of pre-orders going, I'll see if I can get everyone a discounted price.

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Note* This is the handmade prototype. The production units will have even spaced fins and even nicer welds.




















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