CSF 370Z Radiators NOW AVAILABLE @ Z1 Motorsports!

Dustin@Z1 · 01-07-2011, 12:59 PM

Z1 Motorsports is proud to annouce the release of CSF's 370z Upgraded Radiator!

Z1 has been happy to work with CSF directly over the past few months aiding in the finalization of this product by providing feedback on the design. We have installed one of prototypes in our project 370Z Shop Car and it has been working flawlessly...and even looks great too.

Exact numbers and cooling data is still being gathered at this time. We are all eager to get our Z onto the track to experience this radiators full potential... especially during the hot, humid summer months here in Georgia!

The CSF Radiator/Condenser combo is a substantial cooling upgrade for your Nissan 370Z or Infiniti G37. Ideal for forced induction or road racing applications, this unit is also perfect on any street car or weekend warrior. Addressing the oil/coolant temperature issues that have plagued VQ37VHR engine is critical; each cooling upgrade can be a valuable asset. CSF Radiators has taken many steps to improve upon the stock radiator design and to increase the radiator’s cooling ability. Unlike the OEM radiator core, which is only 12mm thick, the CSF radiator core is now a massive 30mm in thickness.

The Radiator’s end tanks were also addressed, further increasing the radiators capacity. The internal design of the radiator’s cross flow tubes have also been designed to further increase efficiency and strength through the usage of CSF’s B-Tube technology. This reinforced design not only allows for the usage of a lighter, thinner aluminum material, but also increases the total surface area an additional 15%. Each new unit retains the stock mounting locations and isolators while including a new A/C condenser, dryer, and A/C lines. Please note that automatic transmission cars will need to run an external transmission cooler as the CSF unit does not retain the factory internal transmission cooler.

Z1 is offering this CSF Radiator/Condensor combo at an introductory price of $749.00*

Only 3 pre-production units in stock. Get them while you can!!! Once these 3 units are sold, the normal list price for the production CSF 370Z/G37Radiators will be $849.00.

To order the CSF 370Z/G37 Radiator/Condensor combo, please visit our website:

CSF 370Z/G37 Radiator @ Z1 Motorsports.com

To view and order any other Performance or OEM replacement parts for your Nissan 370Z or Infiniti G37, please visit our website here:

Z1 Motorsports - 370Z/G37 Division

* The370z.com Forum Members can PM me for a special introductory price only available here.

01-07-2011, 12:59 PM	#1 (permalink)
Dustin@Z1 The370Z.com Sponsor Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: NLA Posts: 1,313 Drives: NLA Rep Power: 18	CSF 370Z Radiators NOW AVAILABLE @ Z1 Motorsports! Z1 Motorsports is proud to annouce the release of CSF's 370z Upgraded Radiator! Z1 has been happy to work with CSF directly over the past few months aiding in the finalization of this product by providing feedback on the design. We have installed one of prototypes in our project 370Z Shop Car and it has been working flawlessly...and even looks great too. Exact numbers and cooling data is still being gathered at this time. We are all eager to get our Z onto the track to experience this radiators full potential... especially during the hot, humid summer months here in Georgia! The CSF Radiator/Condenser combo is a substantial cooling upgrade for your Nissan 370Z or Infiniti G37. Ideal for forced induction or road racing applications, this unit is also perfect on any street car or weekend warrior. Addressing the oil/coolant temperature issues that have plagued VQ37VHR engine is critical; each cooling upgrade can be a valuable asset. CSF Radiators has taken many steps to improve upon the stock radiator design and to increase the radiator’s cooling ability. Unlike the OEM radiator core, which is only 12mm thick, the CSF radiator core is now a massive 30mm in thickness. The Radiator’s end tanks were also addressed, further increasing the radiators capacity. The internal design of the radiator’s cross flow tubes have also been designed to further increase efficiency and strength through the usage of CSF’s B-Tube technology. This reinforced design not only allows for the usage of a lighter, thinner aluminum material, but also increases the total surface area an additional 15%. Each new unit retains the stock mounting locations and isolators while including a new A/C condenser, dryer, and A/C lines. Please note that automatic transmission cars will need to run an external transmission cooler as the CSF unit does not retain the factory internal transmission cooler. Z1 is offering this CSF Radiator/Condensor combo at an introductory price of $749.00* Only 3 pre-production units in stock. Get them while you can!!! Once these 3 units are sold, the normal list price for the production CSF 370Z/G37Radiators will be $849.00. To order the CSF 370Z/G37 Radiator/Condensor combo, please visit our website: CSF 370Z/G37 Radiator @ Z1 Motorsports.com To view and order any other Performance or OEM replacement parts for your Nissan 370Z or Infiniti G37, please visit our website here: Z1 Motorsports - 370Z/G37 Division * The370z.com Forum Members can PM me for a special introductory price only available here. Last edited by Dustin@Z1; 01-07-2011 at 02:36 PM.

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