radiators.

[CMF_mipcar]

What has everyone/anyone being doing when it gets near the time your car needs a new radiator.
Do you:
1/ Re-core the one you have.
2/ Get a new one made.
3/ Get a new genuine Nissan one.

It's been my experience with other types of cars that it is generally better to have a custom radiator made..They use better quality material and usually the radiator is more efficient then stock.

So what has been others solutions to an ageing radiator?

Mychael

 

[CMF_deNs]

Wouldn't bother going to nissan, you'd pay as much as you would going to errol ($850 last quoted about a month ago) or PWR (from memory people were paying about 1K for these).

---dens

 

[CMF_turbo march-rolling shell]

deNs WROTE:

"Wouldn't bother going to nissan, you'd pay as much as you would going to errol ($850 last quoted about a month ago) or PWR (from memory people were paying about 1K for these).<BR><BR>---dens

if anyone wants a pwr one lemme know and i'll see what i can do. should be cheaper then a grand anyway

 

[CMF_micrat]

Nissan have some good prices from time to time, could be worth checking out.
A mate of mine picked up from nissan a brand new genuine radiator for his r31 for about $150. I thought bargain!

 

[CMF_DeepFraught]

If you get the Denso part number from the radiator, call Natrad or the like for a quote.