Aftermarket Aluminum Radiators for 94 / 95 cars?

fiveoho

fiveoho

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#1
im having a little trouble finding a direct fit replacement radiator for my 95. dont want to have to cut up my core support or anything. fluidyne makes one i believe. its a 2 core aluminum and i can get it shipped for right at $400.
wondering if there are any other options out there...preferably cheaper ones.
im a little worried about the stocker cooling my soon-to-be-built 331 :D . guess i wanna be safe than sorry

thanks
 
#2
i just got a Fluidyne for a 94-95 and it works really great (got it for christmas). its a 2 core, direct fit and fits well, its was just a PITA to get in,but the only thing as far as mounting is the mounting brackets on top are a tiny tight and the reserve bottle and ccrm mount is tight too, but nothing TOO major, i think it will go... and it works great (just my two cents)

so regardless it does give a little bit of a fight... its a damn good radiator
 
#3
jamnut87 said:
i just got a Fluidyne for a 94-95 and it works really great (got it for christmas). its a 2 core, direct fit and fits well, its was just a PITA to get in,but the only thing as far as mounting is the mounting brackets on top are a tiny tight and the reserve bottle and ccrm mount is tight too, but nothing TOO major, i think it will go... and it works great (just my two cents)

so regardless it does give a little bit of a fight... its a damn good radiator
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'preciate the info jamnut. thats what i been leaning toward. FORD RACING does make one i forgot about. retails in summit for $259.88. BUT its for a 79-93 car. i dunno if they make one for a SN95 or not.

what engine setup are u runnin jamnut?
 
#4
well right now im i have a pretty much stock motor, i mean its got underdrive pullies, cold air, headers (and then exhaust), but as for the future id like to keep it a 302 and go twin turbos but.... well see what happens (im only 16 right now this is my dads name i still need to make my own) but with those bolt ons and the 3.73 in the rear its crazy for a 16 year old man

anythign else just ask

EDIT: only reason i wanted a new radiator is for this summer cause i plan on saving up enough money to get the trickflow street h/c/i kit and some other odds and ends and that crappy stock radiator wont cut it
 
#8
zenboy99 said:
You can get a new Fluidyne radiator for 94-95's on E-bay for $309 shipped. That's where I got mine, forgot the name of the store.
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if you can remember the name of the vendor you bought it from on ebay, PLEASE post it. $309 shipped sounds about the cheapest i'll find.

was you pleased with yours? everything there that was supposed to be? fitment good?
 
#19
fiveo'cobra said:
I have a griffin radiator. $160 from summit and its a custom. You send in measurements, they make it. Its a 3 core aluminum and its held up great.
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thats a heck of a deal. didnt know summit would do that either. is the fitment right?

also, like bill asked, how long did u have to wait when u ordered?
 
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