Racing Radiator or Regular?
Aluminum dissipates heat very well. They don't have the the plastic top and bottom like the factory radiators. I think the only diference between the race and the regular is the transmission fluid cooler line going into it. The race doesn't have it because it's for use with 5 spds. Not 100% positive on that though...
Oh and the aluminum looks much nicer
Oh and the aluminum looks much nicer
Aluminum dissipates heat very well. They don't have the the plastic top and bottom like the factory radiators. I think the only diference between the race and the regular is the transmission fluid cooler line going into it. The race doesn't have it because it's for use with 5 spds. Not 100% positive on that though...
Oh and the aluminum looks much nicer
Oh and the aluminum looks much nicer
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Only a couple of the cars in http://www.honda-challenge.com use aftermarket radiators.
If you have to replace it, Id spend the money to get the all metal one instead of the plastic and metal OEM one. it's one thing that Honda dropped the ball on IMHO.
I ordered my radiator from Coolradiator.com, he said that the flyuid radiator need some fixing to fit the fan on but there radiator fit perfet and it's cheaper.
it did cost me $264 for the radiator shipped.
going to have it by end of this week hopefully
it did cost me $264 for the radiator shipped.
going to have it by end of this week hopefully
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