MY civic's radiator has a huge crack in it and i have to get a new one but other the fluidyne and OEM what kind of good radiator could i get and where can i get it?

 

ebay

 

I use Koyo.. love mine

 

got one from my local autozone... works great

 

Fluidyne for me, if you have the quan, might as well.

 

why not OEM? dual core radiator looking for the "bling" factor?

 

koyo

 

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+1 the one I bought has never had a hickup in the last year and a half.

 

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors...QrdZ1

i bought this and installed it on a friends car. works great and is a lot thicker than stock.

 

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i bought this and installed it on a friends car. works great and is a lot thicker than stock. </TD></TR></TABLE>

Now thats almost too cheap and that is not the one I was refering too.

 

why would you want a thicker radiator? radiator + fan almost hits my headers... take that into consideration if he plans on upgrading.

 

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i bought this and installed it on a friends car. works great and is a lot thicker than stock. </TD></TR></TABLE>

It's hard to believe they are making any money selling at that price. It's also hard to believe it's a decent radiator for that price.

 

What are you using the car for?

Aftermarket performance radiators are nice, but if you only have a lowly D series with no boost. Go with OEM and save your money for something else like ****.

I picked up a OEM Modine for $90.00 with a lifetime warranty

 

My friend bought a chipie off ebay for like $100 for his car and it's been doing great for like 2 yrs

 

Koyo, best radiator out there. their oem replacement is TWICE as thick as stock and cools 30% better. I got mine on ebay for ONE HUNDRED BUCKS SHIPPED. check them out. best cheap upgrade i ever got.

 

I heard that with some of these aftermarket radiators they cool so much the system stays closed loop because the motor still thinks its cold? Which hurts fuel economy and the cylinder walls? Because of the rich mixture.

 

You get what you pay for. Unfortunately they all dont work out as promised. I paid the extra money and went with a pwr, simply because if there is probelms they will gladly help you out and replace it for that matter.

 

whatever. i have had that ebay one for like 8 months. nothing wrong with it whatsoever. it's aluminum and quite a bit thicker than stock. it's fine meng.

 

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Your thermostat determines how hot or cold your engine is.

 

Ive been having the koyo for a long time now and its been good. Go with Koyo.