Well, I need a radiator for my '94 GSR sedan.
Real Quick - 0-
I heard Fluidyne is good but where to get it at the best price?
Or should I stick with stock?

Thanks

 

A Fluidyne radiator for your teg will run you about $370, you can get an OEM replacement radiator that's all metal and dual core for a little over $175 from radiator.com or radiatorsforless.com. It all depends on how much horses you are pumping. I have a gsr in my 5th gen hatch and I am using an OEM replacement radiator for a 96 dohc vtec del sol and I am N/A for now.

 

Careful about 911radiators.com.
Installed it last month and just found out they "new" radiator leaks.
Yeah, they're backed by lifetime guarantee and they're willing to work
with me to solve the problem -but still- I had to do the install twice.

 

If you have no heating issues with your stock radiator, why upgrade? if you are having issues, then consider an upgrade, but also consider cheaper alternatives, 1.3 bar cap, thermostat, hoses, etc.

 

change your upper and lower radiator hoses while you are at it too! its only another $20 from your local auto store. you can get an OEM replacement for like $135.. thats what i did. hopefully it'll last another 4 years! :D

 

I understand the ITR radiator is all aluminum.
will this bolt right in with no hassles into my 1994 GSR sedan?
Who has these - besides my rip off local dealer...ech

Thanks

 

If you want the OEM honda piece talk to:
trey@import-specialists.com
Mike K (look up his member info on this board)
ahmotor.com

 

ITR radiator would fit, but if you are going to spend that kind of money you might as well get the Fluidyne...personally, I'd go with a OE unit with a upgrade cap andsome upgraded hoses...cheap easy fix