Integra radiator
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Integra radiator
Well my radiator has a small crack in the top and it sprays anti freeze into my engine bay when it gets hot in there. Can anyone recommend a good aftermarket radiator for my Teg. Its a 96 LS. And do you have an approximate price? They dont look too hard to install so I'm thinking I could prolly do it myself.
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Maybe its different for third generation integras, but on my 92' it was not worht doing anything but haveing it proffessionally done. It cost me about $300 after labor. (Note, I did not go to the dealer for this one.)
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If you want a cheap replacement I bought a OEM for mine for $110 from radiatorbarn.com
If you a want a performance radiator then do a search here on the board because when my first started leaking a few weeks ago some one was trying to get rid of one (fluidyne I think that is how you spell it).
If you a want a performance radiator then do a search here on the board because when my first started leaking a few weeks ago some one was trying to get rid of one (fluidyne I think that is how you spell it).
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Good aftermarket radiator, PWR...uses stock mounting locations, hoses, and fans. :thumbup: Look clean as hell too, all billet. They are in the $300 range.
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Originally posted by dubster99
Good aftermarket radiator, PWR...uses stock mounting locations, hoses, and fans. :thumbup: Look clean as hell too, all billet. They are in the $300 range.
Good aftermarket radiator, PWR...uses stock mounting locations, hoses, and fans. :thumbup: Look clean as hell too, all billet. They are in the $300 range.
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You can easily put it in yourself. http://www.pwr.com.au/
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I would suggest getting a FLUIDYNE performance radiator, OEM radiators for integras normally dont last long seals start to crack on the top. I installed one on my teg, pretty easy to install.
). The stock Honda ones are single core.