Rad. questions
08-21-01, 07:14 PM
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Rad. questions
ok i wat a big bad *** rad. who makes them? i called summit and they said nope they cant get them . I saw a web page a few mts. back but didnt save it....damit
08-21-01, 08:36 PM
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Get some from Jegs or summit. They sell universal fit radiators in sizes that fit the RX-7 for about 200 bones. I do not know the outlet style of a rex as it compares to a Ford or Chevy, but you should be able to engineer it. They are good to over 400 HP. Also, try Grannys Speed Shop. They sell a radiator for a V8 swap with all the ducting and everything. Should be plenty to handle your spinny engine thingy.
08-21-01, 09:27 PM
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08-21-01, 11:12 PM
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.www.absoluteradiator.com lists Fluidyne and Koyo radiators for 7s. They were listed a few weeks ago, might be the address you saw
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No 1st gens!
Nobody lists first gens for performance parts such as upgraded radiators. 
Heres the solution if you got a 1983-1985 with the tall radiator.
Get an older radiator from a 1982 or before with the thick end tanks. Bring the old radiator and your current radiator to a custom radiator shop. Tell tehm you want a radiator to replace the tall type, but tell them to use the old style end tanks, a 3 row core as tall as your tall 2 row, and the brackets off your old 2 row.
The old style end tanks will hold a 3 row core, which is how themy make the 3 row short style, just use the stock end tanks and a 3 row core.
I claim no resposibility if your radiator shop clogs it with solder, ovver cahrges you, laughs in your face, or destroys your car.
Heres the solution if you got a 1983-1985 with the tall radiator.
Get an older radiator from a 1982 or before with the thick end tanks. Bring the old radiator and your current radiator to a custom radiator shop. Tell tehm you want a radiator to replace the tall type, but tell them to use the old style end tanks, a 3 row core as tall as your tall 2 row, and the brackets off your old 2 row.
The old style end tanks will hold a 3 row core, which is how themy make the 3 row short style, just use the stock end tanks and a 3 row core.
I claim no resposibility if your radiator shop clogs it with solder, ovver cahrges you, laughs in your face, or destroys your car.
08-22-01, 06:41 PM
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http://www.indigospeed.com/indigoSCradiators.html
www.srx7.com sells them cheaper than the factory, im happy now .. and 1 is on its way to denver
www.srx7.com sells them cheaper than the factory, im happy now .. and 1 is on its way to denver
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