Radiator replacement
Here's a link. I believe the price has been adjusted for the group deal (it's the link I was given when I asked about a replacement rad.)
http://catalog.importrp.com/item.wws...&weight=11.110
http://catalog.importrp.com/item.wws...&weight=11.110
http://www.rockauto.com/catalog/rafr...&parttype=2172
I bought the TYC one off rockauto, came to about $60 with shipping and turned out to be a koyorad. Made it a few thousand miles through a 110F+ Phoenix summer and a high speed run to Vegas and back without issue. Seems to be a quality part, bolted in and looks just like oem.
I do have a related question, does anyone have a part# on the little rubber rings that go in the two upper radiator brackets? Mine have dried out and cracked with age letting the radiator wobble. I "fixed" it by putting some rubber tubing over the top posts to thicken them but I'd like a more permanent solution.
I bought the TYC one off rockauto, came to about $60 with shipping and turned out to be a koyorad. Made it a few thousand miles through a 110F+ Phoenix summer and a high speed run to Vegas and back without issue. Seems to be a quality part, bolted in and looks just like oem.
I do have a related question, does anyone have a part# on the little rubber rings that go in the two upper radiator brackets? Mine have dried out and cracked with age letting the radiator wobble. I "fixed" it by putting some rubber tubing over the top posts to thicken them but I'd like a more permanent solution.
http://www.rockauto.com/catalog/rafr...&parttype=2172
I bought the TYC one off rockauto, came to about $60 with shipping and turned out to be a koyorad. Made it a few thousand miles through a 110F+ Phoenix summer and a high speed run to Vegas and back without issue. Seems to be a quality part, bolted in and looks just like oem.
I do have a related question, does anyone have a part# on the little rubber rings that go in the two upper radiator brackets? Mine have dried out and cracked with age letting the radiator wobble. I "fixed" it by putting some rubber tubing over the top posts to thicken them but I'd like a more permanent solution.
I bought the TYC one off rockauto, came to about $60 with shipping and turned out to be a koyorad. Made it a few thousand miles through a 110F+ Phoenix summer and a high speed run to Vegas and back without issue. Seems to be a quality part, bolted in and looks just like oem.
I do have a related question, does anyone have a part# on the little rubber rings that go in the two upper radiator brackets? Mine have dried out and cracked with age letting the radiator wobble. I "fixed" it by putting some rubber tubing over the top posts to thicken them but I'd like a more permanent solution.
Last edited by BigLou55; Feb 17, 2012 at 03:08 PM.
I do have a related question, does anyone have a part# on the little rubber rings that go in the two upper radiator brackets? Mine have dried out and cracked with age letting the radiator wobble. I "fixed" it by putting some rubber tubing over the top posts to thicken them but I'd like a more permanent solution.
I have bought many radiators from 1-800-radiator, good prices. Good quality. Over the years, I only had a few that started leaking and they swapped them with no problems.
+1 on Koyo, got it from importrp through a group deal and satisfied with it
i bought these off ebay for 8.23 to my door for a pair, brand new oem, in sealed bags with tags
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+1 on Koyo, got it from importrp through a group deal and satisfied with it
i bought these off ebay for 8.23 to my door for a pair, brand new oem, in sealed bags with tags
link
i bought these off ebay for 8.23 to my door for a pair, brand new oem, in sealed bags with tags
link
Is that a 95-99 manual model radiator? I see there's no 2000-2003 radiator from Mishimoto for some reason or another! But I know there's alot of stuff that will swap over between the 4th and 5th gens......
Regarding 1800-Radiator I love the fact that it was dropped at my doorstep in less than 24 hrs....KOYO FTW!

Regarding 1800-Radiator I love the fact that it was dropped at my doorstep in less than 24 hrs....KOYO FTW!
I second the Mishimoto!
After comparing my buddies 2001 radiator housing with my 4th gen's we concluded that you could easily fit the 1995-1999 Mishimoto with little/no modification.


Also, I recommend flushing your coolant system and replacing your thermostat while you swap in the new radiator.
After comparing my buddies 2001 radiator housing with my 4th gen's we concluded that you could easily fit the 1995-1999 Mishimoto with little/no modification.


Also, I recommend flushing your coolant system and replacing your thermostat while you swap in the new radiator.
Last edited by infinimax96; Feb 19, 2012 at 01:01 AM.
http://www.rockauto.com/catalog/rafr...&parttype=2172
I bought the TYC one off rockauto, came to about $60 with shipping and turned out to be a koyorad. Made it a few thousand miles through a 110F+ Phoenix summer and a high speed run to Vegas and back without issue. Seems to be a quality part, bolted in and looks just like oem.
I do have a related question, does anyone have a part# on the little rubber rings that go in the two upper radiator brackets? Mine have dried out and cracked with age letting the radiator wobble. I "fixed" it by putting some rubber tubing over the top posts to thicken them but I'd like a more permanent solution.
I bought the TYC one off rockauto, came to about $60 with shipping and turned out to be a koyorad. Made it a few thousand miles through a 110F+ Phoenix summer and a high speed run to Vegas and back without issue. Seems to be a quality part, bolted in and looks just like oem.
I do have a related question, does anyone have a part# on the little rubber rings that go in the two upper radiator brackets? Mine have dried out and cracked with age letting the radiator wobble. I "fixed" it by putting some rubber tubing over the top posts to thicken them but I'd like a more permanent solution.
This is what I did and mine was a koyorad also
i just got the spectre brand from autozone for around 100 bucks. Replaced the thermostat/elbow and put fresh 50/50 and water wetter in. I've now found out that the coolant temp sensor is wack and is keeping my fans on all the time once at operating temp. gonna replace that today.
I second the Mishimoto!
After comparing my buddies 2001 radiator housing with my 4th gen's we concluded that you could easily fit the 1995-1999 Mishimoto with little/no modification.


Also, I recommend flushing your coolant system and replacing your thermostat while you swap in the new radiator.
After comparing my buddies 2001 radiator housing with my 4th gen's we concluded that you could easily fit the 1995-1999 Mishimoto with little/no modification.


Also, I recommend flushing your coolant system and replacing your thermostat while you swap in the new radiator.
From what I remember, only the two upper screws hold the fan assembly to the radiator. The assembly has two prongs at the bottom that slide into some sort of sleeves at the bottom of the radiator.
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my local dealer only charge me 3.29 each
