Aftermarket Radiators

KJ Hoppus

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Hey guys, im getting ready to put my car together and i need a new radiator, the one iv got is just scratched up and crappy, so im looking to get a high performance multi core radiator. iv looked at fluidyne, griffen, becool, and steeda. anyone have any recomendations or ideas on were i could get a good deal? Thanks.

BTW the car is a 98 gt auto.

 

KJ Hoppus

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anyone?

 

KJ Hoppus

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MUSTNAG 03

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Steeda always has good quality parts. I am thinking about changing my radiator out for one of their's.

 

stallion98gt

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I would go with Fluidyne...

 

Bone Racing

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stallion98gt said:

I would go with Fluidyne...

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me too...steeda is a close 2nd IMO
both are lighter in the front so thats a benefit too

 

B C

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I have the Fluidyne and it is very nice although expensive. You might want to look at the 03 Cobra radiator. $299 but you might be able to get it cheaper from Randy Stinchcomb here;

http://forums.modulardepot.com/forumdisplay.php?s=&forumid=21

 

Sam98

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I'll probably get the Steeda radiator because the stock radiator is marginally adequate for my car with normal driving. On hot days it is incapable of keeping the coolant temperature below 200 degrees. I hope to get significanlty improved cooling system capacity using the Steeda radiator.