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Old 10-09-05, 03:47 PM
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what to do in this situation...

well i found a TII finally that i mite want to buy..it has 70,000 orig miles..only problem is it has a hole in the radiator. would u guys just buy a stock tii radiator or go straight for a koyo or somethin...
Old 10-09-05, 03:50 PM
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Koyo, stock new ones are like what- 200 bucks? and koyo's are around 300, unless money is super tight i'd just go with the koyo.
Old 10-09-05, 03:53 PM
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look around in the for sale seciton and see what you can find. Wait long enough and you'll find a good enough deal. Saw a koyo go for like 200 recently.
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id say go for a koyo its better then stock anywayz and you might want to fix up your car later on n might need a better radiator then stock so just get a koyo
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wow i didnt even realize stock ones went for tht much.. ill go with the koyo.. thanks
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I'm still the new guy here, but personally, I'd be extremely concerned as to how long that hole has been there, and how many times it ran low or worse, out of coolant. Why is it for sale, how much , etc. Not trying to blow your high dude, but be cautious. Check the **** out of it first, and I hope it does work out.

JUST CONCERNED PEACE THE DOG
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Originally Posted by Mombodogs
I'm still the new guy here, but personally, I'd be extremely concerned as to how long that hole has been there, and how many times it ran low or worse, out of coolant. Why is it for sale, how much , etc. Not trying to blow your high dude, but be cautious. Check the **** out of it first, and I hope it does work out.

JUST CONCERNED PEACE THE DOG

exactly what i was thinking when i read "has a hole in the radiator."
i hope its all good, i know i would love to find a TII with 70K miles.
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