Hey guys,
I have run into a problem finding an upgraded radiator for the G35. I have tried the Koyo 350Z rad in the car and everything fits and the bottom brackets are fine. In order to make it fit though, I will have to do a lot of cutting on the upper radiator support. Not something I really want to do in one of the most obvious areas in the engine bay...front and center. So....I am looking for anyone who might know of a company that might be developing such a product. Thanks.

Steve C

 

Sport Z listed a radiator for the G last issue...let me see if I can find it.

 

Found it. Griffin is the manufacturer. The image description: "To date, Griffin is the only manufacturer of high-capacity radiators for the G35. This is for a G35 AT Sedan."

http://www.griffinrad.com/

 

It was a Griffen radiator

 

You could also try Stillen...

 

Stillen, Fluidyne, Power Enterprise, and Blitz are all a no go for any G35 applications. I will try Griffin. Thanks for the input guys.

 

I have been searching too, ive heard rumors that stillen was working on one and maybe PWR. I searched Griffin's site and didnt find anything, maybe its still a custom order.

 

G35 Sedan that is, cuz the Koyo Fits and works on the G35 Coupe.

 

Koyo takes some work to fit on the coupe and the effectiveness of there radiator is still in question from what i have seen.

 

Hey Steve

I am running the Griffin in mine right now. It's developed for the AT sedan, not the MT, and has an additional cooler built into the bottom tank, used ffor the ATF cooling. The fitment might be an issue on your car...call me for more info if you wish.

 

I spoke with a stillen rep like two weeks ago and at that time he told me they were coming out with a radiator for the G in about a month.

 

You must have got the "special rep" because mine said there were no plans for a g35 radiator yet. Sounds like everybody at "stealin" is on the same page.

 

One thing I do NOT like about griffin radiators is that they are epoxied, and if they leak at the seam between the end tank and coils, they can not be repaired like one that is welded. Mine leaked on one of my cars after only two years, and I was forced to junk it.

 

My Griffin rad is MOST DEFINITELY NOT epoxied, it's welded and is all-aluminum. The performance is very very good as well. It wasa pain to install, butit was one oftheir first semi-prototype units.

Gurgen

 

Where did you get your rad from Gurgen?? Griffin seems to be e-mail deficient. Thanks.

 

Contact Keenan ext 139.

 

ROFL that a good one I like it

 

Griffinrad.com... and go to contact page, and call their number.