 buying a radiator |
 Apr 27, 2012 - 12:00 AM
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I am trying to find the cheapest radiator possible. I notice some say for automatic transmission, but i have a manual. I also notice some have slightly diffrent measurements. Can you guys point me to a cheap radiator that will fit my 96st manual...thanks
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Apr 27, 2012 - 1:51 PM
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QUOTE (celicaluva79 @ Apr 27, 2012 - 1:00 AM)  I am trying to find the cheapest radiator possible. I notice some say for automatic transmission, but i have a manual. I also notice some have slightly diffrent measurements. Can you guys point me to a cheap radiator that will fit my 96st manual...thanks The automatics just come with plumbing to allow you to hook up additional coolant lines... its spurious for your application and you can simply ignore it (keep it plugged). As far as "Cheap" If you want new, I would just get the normal size Koyo radiator. It will work better than any aluminum 2" POS on Ebay and you'll be glad you paid the difference. looks like $150 - $200 depending on where you get it. -------------------- -Mike
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