Radiator 87 GXL
09-20-02, 04:08 PM
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Radiator 87 GXL
What would be a good replacement for the stock radiator in the GXL?
I've been told an all Aluminum Radiator and these 3 makers, Fluidyne, Koyo, K2RD.
i would like others opinions on these radiators and a good place to buy them or others you recamend
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I've been told an all Aluminum Radiator and these 3 makers, Fluidyne, Koyo, K2RD.
i would like others opinions on these radiators and a good place to buy them or others you recamend
-Jason
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09-20-02, 04:12 PM
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You will hear many opinions but I still like my Fluidyne Radiator on my 88GXL. 
I really like the detail put Into the RAD. It cools 1/3 better and I do In fact notice better performance due to under hood temps being cooler.
I found http://www.absoluteradiator.com/ to sell them the cheapest. Perhaps someone else could back this point up for me?
I really like the detail put Into the RAD. It cools 1/3 better and I do In fact notice better performance due to under hood temps being cooler.I found http://www.absoluteradiator.com/ to sell them the cheapest. Perhaps someone else could back this point up for me?
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09-20-02, 04:17 PM
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You will hear many opinions but I still like my Fluidyne Radiator on my 88GXL. I really like the detail put Into the RAD. It cools 1/3 better and I do In fact notice better performance due to under hood temps being cooler.
I found http://www.absoluteradiator.com/ to sell them the cheapest. Perhaps someone else could back this point up for me?
You will hear many opinions but I still like my Fluidyne Radiator on my 88GXL.
I really like the detail put Into the RAD. It cools 1/3 better and I do In fact notice better performance due to under hood temps being cooler.I found http://www.absoluteradiator.com/ to sell them the cheapest. Perhaps someone else could back this point up for me?
09-20-02, 04:41 PM
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anyone know about auto-car-radiators.com?
cheap prices, but that makes me wonder what they are really selling, no info on them that i could see
133.96 is what i've seen, that makes me think its a stock rad, but it says it isn't....
cheap prices, but that makes me wonder what they are really selling, no info on them that i could see
133.96 is what i've seen, that makes me think its a stock rad, but it says it isn't....
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09-24-02, 05:12 PM
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thanks, should be getting the moter up and running by the end of october
rebuild + labor + Radiator(482) = $2572 car finished out the door
labor includeds adding my cat, radiator, fixing my pass window moter, pulling engine out of car, and putting it back in
rebuild + labor + Radiator(482) = $2572 car finished out the door
labor includeds adding my cat, radiator, fixing my pass window moter, pulling engine out of car, and putting it back in
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So you decided on a radiator? I have the fluidyne and have to say it is an incredible piece. The other website you listed is just stock replacement ones. Aftermarket yes, but not an upgrade in any way and possibly a downgrade. Oh and I bought my fluidyne from www.absoluteradiator.com too.
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