1) Does an aluminum radiator cool better than a copper brass radiator?
An aluminum radiator does cool better than a copper brass radiator. For example, an aluminum radiator with 2 rows of 1" tubes is equivalent to a copper brass radiator with 5 rows of 1/2" tubes. Aluminum provides high efficiency, is lightweight, and has a longer life compared to copper brass.
2) How does your radiator compare to a competitor's?
Griffin is a true manufacturer. Almost anyone can buy components and assemble a radiator, and truth is that a lot of so-called manufacturers do just that. Griffin is an integrated manufacturer. We make the tubes, fins, headers, side bands, mounting brackets and tanks. By controlling every step of the manufacturing process, we produce a radiator with components that are performance matched for optimum cooling capability. A Griffin is more than some off-the-shelf; one-size-fits-all, cookie cutter product. It is a performance radiator made to meet your specific application.
3) How many degrees will my temperature go down if I switch to your radiator?
A decrease in degrees not only depends on the radiator, but also the other facets of your cooling system, such as fuel, moisture, pulley ratios, timing, etc. Griffin products are designed for a high performance level and are very competitive within the industry.
4) Will I have to make any modifications to use your radiator?
Modifications should be minor but do depend on the specific customer application.
5) If I put a screw through the sideband, will it be strong enough to support the weight of the radiator?
You must use enough screws to support the weight. Make sure the screws do not puncture a tube.
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