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I'm well.. a little bit tired from getting up sooooooooooooooo early lol. but not too bad

trying to find myself a new radiator for under $500 lol.

would a gtr radiator suffice???

ahh i see.

ohwell, goodluck in ur hunting ;)

I'm askig bunta what to do. he always knows best

mine exploded lol.. like massive bang and shit.. coolant everywhere

i love the term exploded, I've told everyone

Liz!!!

Harrow liz!!

harrow sau!!

oh hi there!!!!

I'm askig bunta what to do. he always knows best

mine exploded lol.. like massive bang and shit.. coolant everywhere

i love the term exploded, I've told everyone

yeh he's pretty cluey for a retarded kid eh ;)

have u tried just jap or cooling pro?

i haven't tried it.. dave says no...... as his stock radiator cooled better than a just crap one. Also the top bit where the cap goes on is only pressed in rather than welded in, creating another weak point.

the pwr ones are 740, and i can't justify 740 on a radiator, especially when I've got so much other shit to fix asap.

so.. I'm thinking ... just jap, get the top bit welded and away i go.. that'll be $430... as you know what? I'm not running a 400kw gtr like dave.. and I'm sure the gtr radiators have much much better cooling qualities than the s13 ones lol.

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