does anyone know about haste or godspeed radiators?
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ROBRXRAY
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From: florida
does anyone know about haste or godspeed radiators?
koyo and fluidyne are well known, looking to buy a new one on ebay and there is a hasteusa.com radiator that has a 3yr. warranty and a godspeed radiator 3yr. warranty within same price range. slightly less than koyo. Also do all FD models [manual] fit the same?
thanx
Rob
thanx
Rob
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From: Detroit, MI
Beware when buying on ebay. I just got f over. The MF sent me a knock off of Koyo.
Still looks good, but its not the brand i wanted and over price for a fake brand.
I still tring to fill a dispute over it and I have got no where. Must of them well never reply back to your emails too.
Still looks good, but its not the brand i wanted and over price for a fake brand.
I still tring to fill a dispute over it and I have got no where. Must of them well never reply back to your emails too.
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Just for anyone looking to purchase a koyo.
Koyos have a tendancy to have some major sealing issues between the rad cap for whatever reason. Especially those that are being raced and raced hard. A friend of mine running a CASC event couldn't get his to seal over the course of 3 races on a race weekend.
Fluidyne, and Griffin I would say are 2 of the best rads you can buy.
Koyos have a tendancy to have some major sealing issues between the rad cap for whatever reason. Especially those that are being raced and raced hard. A friend of mine running a CASC event couldn't get his to seal over the course of 3 races on a race weekend.
Fluidyne, and Griffin I would say are 2 of the best rads you can buy.
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Just for anyone looking to purchase a koyo.
Koyos have a tendancy to have some major sealing issues between the rad cap for whatever reason. Especially those that are being raced and raced hard. A friend of mine running a CASC event couldn't get his to seal over the course of 3 races on a race weekend.
Fluidyne, and Griffin I would say are 2 of the best rads you can buy.
Koyos have a tendancy to have some major sealing issues between the rad cap for whatever reason. Especially those that are being raced and raced hard. A friend of mine running a CASC event couldn't get his to seal over the course of 3 races on a race weekend.
Fluidyne, and Griffin I would say are 2 of the best rads you can buy.
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