[CLOSED] TWIN FAN SHROUD KIT FOR MKIII RAD and MKI's

[Suprafanatic]

I know there are a few of you out there with an upgraded rad in your MKII from a MKIII platform. I have just finished the design on the shroud to fit that radiator, using both OEM and the Griffin counterpart to ensure correct fitment.
It is more intricate than the MKII shroud, but apart from the shroud itself, it is identical to the MKII kit.
Pricing on the MKIII rad kit is $279 plus shipping but for a limited time, I will offer it at the same price as the MKII setup which is currently $249.

Also, the MKII shroud is compatible with the MKI rad and a direct fit so if you are looking to upgrade your MKI cooling system, that kit is also $249.

See this thread for all details:
http://forums.celicasupra.com/showthread.php?t=37610

If you want a MKII or MKI shroud kit, please post in that thread. If you want a MKIII kit, please post up in this thread.


1 Supra_Newfie - Grant - PP
2 Suprizin - John - PIF
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[Supra_Newfie]

Hey Phil,

Put me down for one. Are you still offering the brushed/polished finish? I'll take a brushed one if you are.

Thanks. I already have a fan control, so it's just the shroud package, brushed.

So price is $249+(brushing??)+$25 shipping+3% paypal fees?

Let me know the total and funds will be on the way.

Cheers,
Grant

[Suprafanatic]

Grant - the brushed finish is included at no charge, but polishing would be additional due to the labour involved. Will you need a thermal switch to control it?

[Supra_Newfie]

Phil,

I already have a thermal switch (what I meant by fan control).

So I'll take the shroud and fans with no other options. Just brushed. The $249 package deal.

Thanks,
Grant

[Suprafanatic]

FINALLY! I got my revised design prototypes today and wasted no time putting the bends and bits together for a photo shoot. This is what your fan shroud is going to look like. There will also be a strip of rubberized woven fibre covering the upper vents which will allow the shroud to free flow when the car is in motion. When at rest, the entire surface are of the rad will be cooled by the fans as the flap will seal shut from the vacuum as air is pulled through. I didn't have time to affix it to the shroud, but it will be held in place with small swage rivets, and will not tear, no matter what you do to it.
I'm green lighting the run on Monday and should have these ready to ship by mid May.