Hows about this rad?

[rocafella99]

tight tight budget, cars running hot i put in stop leak into the radiator for a small leak and it worked great after 2 weeks i saw the car running hot opened the rad cap and saw the leak molded onto the fins. I figured worth a try, obviously didn't work lol
So I am on a tight budget but I have to get one, if neither of these are ok I'll go to a junkyard and get a stock. But which of these 2 or stock will be better
http://www.autozone.com/R,APP334854...partType,00172/shopping/partProductDetail.htm

or

http://www.autozone.com/R,APP333642...partType,00172/shopping/partProductDetail.htm

Now I get paid thursday and was looking to buy one of these, my question is which is better? Are they a direct fit? Or should i go Stock from a junkyard. Lemme know boys

 

[Roland69]

stop leak will cause you problem IMO

 

[lang williams]

i couldn't get those links to work. i picked up a HD raditor from a local shop for $135. I asked for the heavy duty one, it was quite a bit thicker than the old one, dropped right in with no probs. i just had to modify the brackets that held it in due to the extra thickness/capasity.

 

[Bligaderski]

I picked up a HD two row from Advanced and it worked great. You will have to modify the core hold down brackets up top.

 

[HISSIN50]

There was some scuttlebutt going around some time back stating that the HD 3 cores were being replaced by two cores when folks were swappn rad's in.

Just something to check.

Good luck.