Before buying my 95 Formula I had my mechanic look it over. He said the plastic component of the radiator is cracked and the radiator needs to be replaced.
My question is, are there better non-OEM radiators that I should get? This car is currently stock. I don't see it getting much more than basic bolt ons and a tune, so I don't need the capacity that a real street beast would need.
My question is, are there better non-OEM radiators that I should get? This car is currently stock. I don't see it getting much more than basic bolt ons and a tune, so I don't need the capacity that a real street beast would need.
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The OEM radiator is your best bet, undoubtedly.
what's the best place to get an OEM rad?
Well i'm looking for the best deal, but i'm not trying to deal with anything shady.
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Yes.Originally Posted by livewire516
My question is, are there better non-OEM radiators that I should get?

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Originally Posted by 93camaroLT1
Yes.
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haha thanks

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If the radiator endcaps are craked (plastic pieces on each side) just get new ones. Any capable radiator shop should be able to order new replacements. Just a cheaper option if your radiator is still in good shape.
I guess the rad shops around here aren't very capable because they told me that I would have to buy a whole rad because they don't carry/can't find the end caps.
Do you know of a place I can get just the endcaps?
Is there any way I can just patch up the plastic endcaps? Is there a sealer that can maintain pressure at running temps?
Do you know of a place I can get just the endcaps?
Is there any way I can just patch up the plastic endcaps? Is there a sealer that can maintain pressure at running temps?
