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June 30th 2007, 17:45
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Hiya - sorry for the delay in replying - been on holiday
 Yes - the Rad you see in the photo is the only one cooling the engine. Temp is fine - tends to stick around 90-95°c. I've re-set the ECU so it cuts the fan in around 95°c but this only seems to happen on hot days and when stuck in traffic - on the open road then it doesn't cut in much at all. Moog
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July 1st 2007, 17:14
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I'd have thought a Ghia would have more room in the rear arch? but then i've never looked at one with a rear radiator in mind to know exactly. My mate has a '58 Ghia so i will have a nose at it next time i am over there. I know he had problems getting his Boxster rims under the arches.
My Rad is 300 x 300 x 65 mm. I can't remember if it is a triple core or 4 core matrix. Cheers Moog
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