radiator

ive had my 180 degree thermo in for over a year and never had any problems with it, i dont think ive ever heard of it throwing a CE light

I'd say Fluidyne. I got mine at absoluteradiator.com
http://www.absoluteradiator.com/ProductPage.asp?idProd=112

This is for the manual trans version - $337.00 shipped.

To help with corrosion and radiator life, ground the radiator to the block with a ground strap. I got one at autozone in the HELP! section that reached from the radiator to the block.

I also recommend de-ionized (a type of distilled) water. I got 5 gals of de-ionized at Culligan for about $6.00.

Rick

Fluidyne for sure Additives might help some. Like Water Wetter and DEI makes one I believe that guarentees cooler temps. As for the thermostat don't let them feed you that. however after I started using the 180* therm my fan crap the bed on me and I ended up putting a Flex-a-Lite fan in You can set the temp on the fan to turn on when ever it reaches the desired temp you set it at. Also the Cool Flex hoses are better over stock in terms of flow and they are metal (copper) so it wicks of heat transfered through them- however that means more heat in the engine bay too. There's my 2 pennies. Hope it helped.

rockin_rick said:

I'd say Fluidyne. I got mine at absoluteradiator.com
http://www.absoluteradiator.com/ProductPage.asp?idProd=112

This is for the manual trans version - $337.00 shipped.

To help with corrosion and radiator life, ground the radiator to the block with a ground strap. I got one at autozone in the HELP! section that reached from the radiator to the block.

I also recommend de-ionized (a type of distilled) water. I got 5 gals of de-ionized at Culligan for about $6.00.

Rick

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What does grounding the radiator do? There's nothing electrical in or on it that i know of.