WTB: 4 cyl. RADIATOR

[justin h]

I need a radiator from a 4 cyl in good condtion. Mine cracked and I need another one. Let me know if you have one and how much and we can work something out. By the way I'm in the states, Texas to be exact.

[atlantamx3]

Dude, <p> It would be alot cheaper just to buy an aftermarket one than paying for shipping or getting another stock one. the stock Radiator has plastic ends, while the aftermarket one has metal ends. <p>Just look up our local radiator shop in the Yellow pages.<p>Trust me-- mine went out a few months ago-- they aren't too expensive.

[Paragon]

where the heck did you get an aftermarket radiator? who is it made by?

[atlantamx3]

Like I said in the previous post-- contact your local Radiator shop. <p>When I say Aftermarket, I dont mean like APC, or HWS, or GREDDY or those types... I mean OEM style aftermarket. I think its called a CSI radiator?? I am not sure. <p>Contact your local Radiator shop!! They will hook you up!!

[justin h]

Aftermarket would be nicer, but it would be around $100. As compared to $30 for a used stock one. I'm on a stringent budget lately.

[atlantamx3]

TRUST ME MAN!!!<p>Save yourself some time, money and trouble in the long run!! the Stock one has plastic ends which are prone to crack and split or break!<p>And besides-- putting in a used stock radiator would kinda defeat the purpose of getting a new radiator, wouldn't it?? <p>It is just as old and just as brittle as the current one.<p>I understand the Whole "money's tight right now " thing-- I am in the same boat-- but this will be worth the extra dollars and save you some headache in the future.