Bitchslapper

Is quick seal ok to use on a 3rd gen Rx7? My radiator is leaking and I just need something until I get an upgraded one.

jeff p

I would not use any of these products on my car. I would park it until you can fix it right. you may be adding more problems to your cooling system.

Jeff

felix_is_alive

never ever , use that crap on your`e car
be it a rotary or any other car , that **** will cause more harm then good

oo7arkman

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I agree.... Don't use that crap. Ok, so I have offered this to a few others in your position and none have taken me up on it (one even still decided to use that crap and then sell the car...what an ***....). I have my stock radiator in good shape, no leaks/damage. I replaced it with a Koyo. If you need a quick fix, just pay for the shipping and you can HAVE the radiator. I am just trying to help a guy out.... pm me if interested.

ferragame

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I just bought a new Koyo off an ebay retailer. He accepted my best offer of $260 (+ 40 for s/h and insurance). He has 3 others and they are listed as $285 buy it now price.

I think thats a decent price for a much needed upgrade when it comes to FD's.

oo7arkman

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that is a good price on koyos. I think I payed $320 shipped for mine.

If you have the cash a nicer radiator is the way to go.

Sgtblue

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http://www.radiatorworld.com/radiato...no=15107&cat=1
This would be an upgrade (copper/brass and no plastic end-tanks) and can't beat the price.

Bitchslapper

Thanks guys for the help, It almost brought a tear to my eye when I saw the responses, RX7 UNITY!!! I do plan on buying a koyo in the next 2 mos. but I might just hit you up on the offer oo7.

oo7arkman

iTrader: (2)

Oh don't go getting all sappy on us...... jk.. Sure, I just figure it is laying around not doing anyone any good, might as well help someone out. Just lemme know. But I do highly reccomend eventually getting an upgraded radiator.

ITR

iTrader: (1)

Until you're not using the car for track, i'll suggest you to buy a FLUIDYNE radiator. That's what i did after having some great advice from some members in this forum.

Good luck!