Andy1899

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Hi!

About two years ago i needed to replace my radiator. Bought an Apex aluminium radiator who started leaking after a few weeks.

First leak could be soldered more or less but broke again. Since it's leaking on both sides it's time for a new one again.





Are there any recommendations for Classic aluminium rad that will last longer and won't cost a fortune?

Cheers
Andy

stonejedi

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https://www.scoobynet.com/group-buys...group-buy.html.SJ.

RA Dunk

There is actually no benefit over the standard radiator with these alloy jobs.

bigarf

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as above,why not just fit a standered rad?

Saffy

Allisport will make you one of outstanding quality, but it will cost.

http://www.allisport.com/content/alloy-radiators

stonejedi

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I agree with you,but it's a personal thing and I think some people just like the look.SJ.

**jay**

iTrader: (1)

Ive got a mishimoto on my new age all good so far and lifetime warrenty so if it leaks they send you a new one, as above though standard are just as good only benefit in an alloy is the look.

stonejedi

iTrader: (51)

Snap!!!I got the same oneI only changed from standard as I'm rebuilding so am changing any part that looks a bit Ratty,plus the lifetime warranty is always a good thing.SJ.

Andy1899

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Thanks, mates!

SwissTony

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last pages

https://www.scoobynet.com/999311-swi...project-3.html

S10WRC

iTrader: (23)

Don't bother with the cheap aftermarket jobbies... they are all shyte!

Unless you want to spend £600+ on a 'proper' motorsport rad, you're better off sticking with an oem (Calsonic) or good quality oem replica Nissens rad





Steve