RADIATOR
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RADIATOR
ANYONE KNOW WHERE TO GET A RADIATOR? OR CAN I GET ONE FROM ANY RAD SHOP.IM IN VANCOUVER.THANKS
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Re: RADIATOR
helibrian wrote:ANYONE KNOW WHERE TO GET A RADIATOR? OR CAN I GET ONE FROM ANY RAD SHOP.IM IN VANCOUVER.THANKS
NO NEED TO YELL lol, call coombs country auto, Amazing imports, or john at rock mountain imports. I think that you can get it your recored or have the port cleaned out by hand at any rad shop though, guess it depends on what is wrong with the old one.
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Re: RADIATOR
Hey Loki,
What does that mean "recored" - I've seen it mentioned in other posts regarding rads. Is it literally pulling the side pieces off and replacing the middle of the rad (fins and stuff)??
Curious
Steve
What does that mean "recored" - I've seen it mentioned in other posts regarding rads. Is it literally pulling the side pieces off and replacing the middle of the rad (fins and stuff)??
Curious
Steve
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Re: RADIATOR
Yup you are correct, they just pull off the "tanks" (ends or sides) and replace the cooling tubes in the middle.snelson wrote:Hey Loki,
What does that mean "recored" - I've seen it mentioned in other posts regarding rads. Is it literally pulling the side pieces off and replacing the middle of the rad (fins and stuff)??
Curious
Steve
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Re: RADIATOR
yup beat me to it.bae146 wrote:Yup you are correct, they just pull off the "tanks" (ends or sides) and replace the cooling tubes in the middle.snelson wrote:Hey Loki,
What does that mean "recored" - I've seen it mentioned in other posts regarding rads. Is it literally pulling the side pieces off and replacing the middle of the rad (fins and stuff)??
Curious
Steve
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Re: RADIATOR
Hi, i can help you with this,
like other people say, what i do is just change & recore the middle & rad fins stiupps. usaully cost about $ 500 including tax but need your tank & should be pre -paid.
as per copper price went up. its expensive but we dont have any choice.
its mad locally so that why its a little bit more. call me if need it so i can order you one in.
i have one in stock now, all fresh & new assemble. direct fit
cheers;
Amazing Auto imports Ltd
mardy / Mardydelica
like other people say, what i do is just change & recore the middle & rad fins stiupps. usaully cost about $ 500 including tax but need your tank & should be pre -paid.
as per copper price went up. its expensive but we dont have any choice.
its mad locally so that why its a little bit more. call me if need it so i can order you one in.
i have one in stock now, all fresh & new assemble. direct fit
cheers;
Amazing Auto imports Ltd
mardy / Mardydelica
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Re: RADIATOR
just had mine recored at "cool-it" in burnaby. 604-430-4622. $390 all in without re&re. the new core has 20 less columns(x3), so 60 less tubes and way less fins than stock. the dude said it was made for our climate, but I think it's got something to do with the price of brass and copper, and soldering all of those tubes. anyway I wasn't stoked to see that but at least its not aluminium......anyway I don't want it getting too cool or the veg oil won't heat up;)
craig
craig