Alien blood under the hood
09-16-11, 01:18 PM
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lmfao at the alien blood not ur situation 
... get one from a autozone or a advanced auto... something like that. radiator is a radiator in my book. i had a 500+ hp car with a autozone radiator they work just fine.
edit: btw they are like 100 bucks
... get one from a autozone or a advanced auto... something like that. radiator is a radiator in my book. i had a 500+ hp car with a autozone radiator they work just fine.edit: btw they are like 100 bucks
sorry about the alien blood though.
09-16-11, 04:51 PM
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Saying that a radiator is just a radiator is like saying a turbo is a turbo.
An E-bay special or an Advance radiator might do the job short term
but will never cool as good as an Aftermarket aluminum or OEM radiator. It all
boils down to what you want to spend and the purpose of your SC. (Daily
driver, Track car, etc.)How many miles do you drive with your SC, How do
you drive your car, do you take it easy or do you drive hard? There's a ton of
different factors that should determine which radiator would suit your needs.
Good luck!
An E-bay special or an Advance radiator might do the job short term
but will never cool as good as an Aftermarket aluminum or OEM radiator. It all
boils down to what you want to spend and the purpose of your SC. (Daily
driver, Track car, etc.)How many miles do you drive with your SC, How do
you drive your car, do you take it easy or do you drive hard? There's a ton of
different factors that should determine which radiator would suit your needs.
Good luck!
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09-16-11, 05:09 PM
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i actually am running a mishimoto, it didnt fit snug but its doing what its supposed to, no issues so far? and plus my temp idles a bit lower than middle =) i like it looks nice i got a good deal on it from my guys shop. ill link it
http://www.mishimoto.com/toyota-supr...tor-93-98.html
its used for a mk4 supra..... but it sure works for me!
http://www.mishimoto.com/toyota-supr...tor-93-98.html
its used for a mk4 supra..... but it sure works for me!
09-16-11, 06:45 PM
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Saying that a radiator is just a radiator is like saying a turbo is a turbo.
An E-bay special or an Advance radiator might do the job short term
but will never cool as good as an Aftermarket aluminum or OEM radiator. It all
boils down to what you want to spend and the purpose of your SC. (Daily
driver, Track car, etc.)How many miles do you drive with your SC, How do
you drive your car, do you take it easy or do you drive hard? There's a ton of
different factors that should determine which radiator would suit your needs.
Good luck!
An E-bay special or an Advance radiator might do the job short term
but will never cool as good as an Aftermarket aluminum or OEM radiator. It all
boils down to what you want to spend and the purpose of your SC. (Daily
driver, Track car, etc.)How many miles do you drive with your SC, How do
you drive your car, do you take it easy or do you drive hard? There's a ton of
different factors that should determine which radiator would suit your needs.
Good luck!
