should i have gotten this radiator? HELP ASAP
09-13-2003, 08:11 PM
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should i have gotten this radiator? HELP ASAP
ok i ordered thos rad...
2. OEM Identical Honda Civic / CRX Koyo Radiator
Click for Larger Image Identical to Honda original equipment, this KOYO radiator fits and cools just like when your car was brand new. Backed by 2 Lifetime Warranties, ours and KOYO's, this radiator looks and performs just like what you would get directly from Honda but at a fraction of the cost. You'll also save time on the install because this radiator will fit your vehicle perfectly.
Your Price: $120
but idk if mine is all metal?
should i send mine back n get this one? which is better?
. All Metal Rugged One Row Radiator
Click for Larger Image If plastic tanks won't cut it, this all metal one row radiator will. Backed by our Lifetime Warranty, this radiator is built to OEM specifications except that it is entirely copper / brass. It will fit just like the original and cool as good or better.
Your Price: $114
http://www.radiator.com/price.cfm?ca...1991&vid=83638
2. OEM Identical Honda Civic / CRX Koyo Radiator
Click for Larger Image Identical to Honda original equipment, this KOYO radiator fits and cools just like when your car was brand new. Backed by 2 Lifetime Warranties, ours and KOYO's, this radiator looks and performs just like what you would get directly from Honda but at a fraction of the cost. You'll also save time on the install because this radiator will fit your vehicle perfectly.
Your Price: $120
but idk if mine is all metal?
should i send mine back n get this one? which is better?
. All Metal Rugged One Row Radiator
Click for Larger Image If plastic tanks won't cut it, this all metal one row radiator will. Backed by our Lifetime Warranty, this radiator is built to OEM specifications except that it is entirely copper / brass. It will fit just like the original and cool as good or better.
Your Price: $114
http://www.radiator.com/price.cfm?ca...1991&vid=83638
09-13-2003, 10:15 PM
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I know Koyo is a really good brand. I mean its not that hard to see if parts of the radiator are plastic. Though I don't think radiator material is magnetic though so I don't know how you'd see for sure.
09-14-2003, 07:05 PM
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As long as it doesn't leak, it really doesn't matter.
I would imagine a radiator with aluminum tanks would last longer though. I have personal experience with plastic end tanks splitting and cracking.
I would imagine a radiator with aluminum tanks would last longer though. I have personal experience with plastic end tanks splitting and cracking.