Good quality radiator other than OEM?

[maximus2k]

So, I think the OEM radiator on my 1998 4 cylinder accord is leaking at the top plastic part. Are there other alternative radiator brands that isn't 300.00$ (OEM radiator price).

Or can I fix the plastic part of the radiator to stop it from leaking?

 

[danmccormick87]

CLICKY HERE This was a quick search, and from the reviews, it's a direct swap

 

[JDM_Rook]

I replaced mine with the tyc radiator and it been working great for two years, no problems.


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[xci.ed6]

oem type.

 

[kleen98accord]

I'm running a Megan one in my S2000. 3 years and zero issues. Rad cap was flawless too, since those are usually faulty with most non-oem rads.

 

[Brimstone Brown]

I've been looking into grabbing a mishimoto for mine. I've heard nothing but good things and I have good buddy with a sponsorship that says he can get me a sweet deal.

 

[pinoy209]

Is it that hard to fit a 2 row aluminum radiator?

 

[Brad2274]

just put an advance auto oem type radiator in my brothers 02 4cyl, it was leaking at the same spot, cost about $100.
also replaced that lower transmission cooler metal hose/splitter near the bottom of the radiator because it was about to rust out.

 

[HomerJay]

I've been looking into grabbing a mishimoto for mine. I've heard nothing but good things and I have good buddy with a sponsorship that says he can get me a sweet deal.

I certainly hope my second one is better than the first that leaked. Manufacturing defects are to be expected to some degree, though.

I can say their lifetime warranty is painless. Only $27 and I had a new one on my doorstep later that week.

 

[danmccormick87]

This might be the best place to ask this, as it falls in similar lines with the original topic. Anyone here tried swapping out their OEM radiator for a halfcore from a Civic or similar car? Was considering doing this, and using the fans as a pusher/puller combo...