Heavy Duty Radiators for a good Price?
12-22-2006, 03:02 PM
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Heavy Duty Radiators for a good Price?
I need to get a radiator for a 94 pickup 4cyl. 2w/drive 22r anyone have ideas?
I was thinking possible, copper, more rows and a little oversized.
Thanks
I was thinking possible, copper, more rows and a little oversized.
Thanks
Last edited by PabloA; 12-22-2006 at 03:50 PM.
12-22-2006, 05:38 PM
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Well, personally, I like "performance radiators" (cactus for a logo) and in your case, get the radiator for your exact application, but tell them its an automatic transmission. That will get you an extra capacity. All brass, good radiator, looks just lik the OE stock unit. I think their website is http://www.performanceradiator.com
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12-22-2006, 08:03 PM
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I got mine from the radiatorbarn after going through two used radiators...
bought the truck with a cracked radiator, ran on it for a year before getting one out of a parts truck, was convienent... to gummed up, bought a new 3-row from radiator barn, new water pump, hoses, t-stat... never had it overheat, or even come close since.
Off roadn in the dead heat of summer with the heat on full SUCKS =)
Btw, as far as performance radiators go. You got a 22re motor, haha, unless you'r lookn for braggn rights you're wastin your $ on "performance". Any 3-row is way more than enough to keep a 22 cool in the summer.
bought the truck with a cracked radiator, ran on it for a year before getting one out of a parts truck, was convienent... to gummed up, bought a new 3-row from radiator barn, new water pump, hoses, t-stat... never had it overheat, or even come close since.
Off roadn in the dead heat of summer with the heat on full SUCKS =)
Btw, as far as performance radiators go. You got a 22re motor, haha, unless you'r lookn for braggn rights you're wastin your $ on "performance". Any 3-row is way more than enough to keep a 22 cool in the summer.
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