Need new radiator. Which one to get?
04-21-02, 03:27 AM
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Need new radiator. Which one to get?
I have no clue whatsoever which one I should get...help me out guys. Just throw out anything...any price...good quality...
04-21-02, 03:28 AM
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There should be no other choice than this..........
http://www.absoluteradiator.com/cgi-...f60+1019378146
http://www.absoluteradiator.com/cgi-...f60+1019378146
04-21-02, 05:20 AM
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Are the ones available on www.radiator.com any good? It's around 150...my car is relatively stock, and I don't plan to go crazy on engine mods.
04-21-02, 10:25 AM
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what about k2rd.com FC radiator for $400 ?
Upgrade Aluminum Radiator
Bolt-in installation
Largest radiator on the market that will fit in stock location
Core-size 23 x 18.5 x 2.25
Double row, 1" tubes
All aluminum TIG welded construction
Requires relocation of battery
Fitting for coolant level sensor included
Fitting for coolant temp switch (stock ECU) included
Includes all mounting hardware
Fitting for heater hose not included - can be added for $50 more
Double-pass design - more cooling than single-pass designs
Upgrade Aluminum Radiator
Bolt-in installation
Largest radiator on the market that will fit in stock location
Core-size 23 x 18.5 x 2.25
Double row, 1" tubes
All aluminum TIG welded construction
Requires relocation of battery
Fitting for coolant level sensor included
Fitting for coolant temp switch (stock ECU) included
Includes all mounting hardware
Fitting for heater hose not included - can be added for $50 more
Double-pass design - more cooling than single-pass designs
04-21-02, 10:41 AM
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Hi Higgi
I'm sorry I can't find your message and we couldn't meet in Frakfurt.
Next time, I want to met you.
In Japan, Aluminum radiator is very expensive.
around US$700.
Fluidyne is much more cheeper.
I'm sorry I can't find your message and we couldn't meet in Frakfurt.
Next time, I want to met you.
In Japan, Aluminum radiator is very expensive.
around US$700.
Fluidyne is much more cheeper.
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04-21-02, 12:44 PM
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Get one from Mazdatrix. They work just fine here in Texas during the summer. Seems you just want a good reliable radiator for a normal car, and thats plenty good fine.