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3core rad from autozone yay or nay?

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sidewayzisbest

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Well i dont have much time and i need a radiator wondering are they any good there 146bucks if somone was curious. thanks
 

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sidewayzisbest said:
Well i dont have much time and i need a radiator wondering are they any good there 146bucks if somone was curious. thanks
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Should work fine. Got my last one from www.radiatorexpress.com, and a 3 core was a bit less, shipped, and it only took a couple days. Still, around here, if it is repairable, that is still a $25 item, and same day service.
 

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I got mine from advanced auto, And it cured my cooling problems, go for it
 

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I have it with an SN95 fan....it's been tested on 100 degree days and car doesn't rise a degree over 188 degrees
 

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Go for it. I am sure it is better than your current radiator, and can be had for much less than an aluminum unit. win win situation.
 
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has anyone tried http://www.radiatorplus.com ???
 

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I have the PepBoys 3 core "GoDan" and it works great
 

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I have a Pepboys 3 core with "heavy duty cooling" and my car stays real cool...
 

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I have a Pepboys 3 core with "heavy duty cooling" and my car stays real cool...
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Same here
 

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as i recall, the pep boys (and autozone?) heavy duty 3 core is a modine radiator. good product. others whom use them (as i recall) are jrichker and jerry beach.
 
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whats the difference between radiators... i know like two core are just lighter.. do they not cool as much... really i just dont know anything about radiators.. any help?? aluminum? brass? notta clue...
 
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whats the difference between radiators... i know like two core are just lighter.. do they not cool as much... really i just dont know anything about radiators.. any help?? aluminum? brass? notta clue...
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Im running an Autozone 3core its a good budget radiator i installed mine with this motor and i hardly every have to turn on my electric fan and my CSI electric water pump flows and cools much better it flowed to fast for my 2core to cool the coolant.A 2 core is smaller holds less coolant so your not circulating as much water.
 

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I run the autozone 3-core with my setup and havent had a problem with it. Between that and my flex-a-lite fan my car stays under 180 degrees at all times, even in 90 degree stop and go traffic...
 

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Works good and lasts a long time... Mine's a GDI 43-3138 from Autozone, about $150.
 
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