SN95 radiator for a Fox

mustangramair

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Hey guys, my radiator is starting to leak a bit. I was going to upgrade but i don't have the money right now. I have a chance to get a radiator out of a 95 cobra, will it fit? Thanks, Nick

 

RsStanG1987

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i would also like to know this...

 

srothfuss

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If not, I've got my stocker sitting in the garage. PM me if you want to pay to have it shipped. I just pulled it out 2 weeks ago to switch in my brass 3 core.

 

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HISSIN50

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Have you seen the 5N95 radiator yet? The stock radiator in a 5N95 GT (I havent seen the Cobra Radiator) is just less than 1" thick. It doesnt do all that great a job, but if you live in a cooler climate it might work. It's also pretty large (dimensionally) to achieve some surface area.


Not that it wont work great for you - just something to consider.

Good luck.

 

mustangramair

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srothfuss said:

If not, I've got my stocker sitting in the garage. PM me if you want to pay to have it shipped. I just pulled it out 2 weeks ago to switch in my brass 3 core.

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Just pay to get it shipped, i don't have to pay you anything? That would be a possibility.

 

mustangramair

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HISSIN50 said:

Have you seen the 5N95 radiator yet? The stock radiator in a 5N95 GT (I havent seen the Cobra Radiator) is just less than 1" thick. It doesnt do all that great a job, but if you live in a cooler climate it might work. It's also pretty large (dimensionally) to achieve some surface area.


Not that it wont work great for you - just something to consider.

Good luck.

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No i haven't seen it yet, i just talked to the guy on a local car forum. I live in Iowa, so we have humid and hot summers.

 

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mustangramair said:

Just pay to get it shipped, i don't have to pay you anything? That would be a possibility.

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PM sent...

I'll post up the link to where I got my radiator from to. It was pretty cheap

 

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Search Ebay for seller "dissrad". He is usually selling a decent looking alum rad for under $200...I have heard several people on this site comment about it's quality and performance. Check it out

 

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Ramair: This is the place that I got my new radiator from. www.radiatorexpress.com It's not a FRPP radiator, but it does the same thing. All you need to do is transfer your exisiting mounting clips / screws to the new radiator and it'll bolt right in. I had to move the mounting feet and trim some of the rubber to get it to sit flush, but I like it a LOT!

Here is the link to the 3 core version:3 Core Brass Radiator It's only $125 from them

They also have stock re-pots, but the price is so close to the 3 core that it's almost not even worth considering [$91.xx or so]

 

mustangramair

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srothfuss: that is a heck of a deal! How much did they charge you for shipping? Do you have any pics of it in your car? Are you pretty happy with the quality and performance?

 

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I can take some pictures when I get home later today. It's a lot thicker than the stock piece for sure. The size and fit were just fine. It was packaged perfectly also...

I think shipping + the radiator was about $140 or $150 all together. You can call the 1-886? number and get a quote for shipping to your home. They were really nice to me and I got mine extreamly fast.

I haven't had it in for more than 4 months, but so far it's been great with no issues to report

 

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That's not a bad price shipped. That would be awesome if you had time to take some pics. Thanks, Nick

 

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OK here are some pictures of the stocker versus the 3 core piece.

Stock

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There is quite a difference in size. I like the new one too because it's shiney

 

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The new one is alot more shiny and alot thicker also. I think you may have sold me! Thanks alot for going through the time to post the pics.