Ianbhp Middle Lane Hogs May 27, 2009 #1 Hey lads As above looking for a version 6 STI radiator , Tried to repair the one on to with plastic welding but no joy . thanks Lads
Hey lads As above looking for a version 6 STI radiator , Tried to repair the one on to with plastic welding but no joy . thanks Lads
M markobucko Octane Boostaholics May 27, 2009 #2 waste of time!!!! get an alloy one as the plastic ones are a weakness!!!!
M Matt Guest May 29, 2009 #3 Couture auto do these https://isdc.ie/forum/threads/13263/ Look the business
davelegacy Member Number 16 May 31, 2009 #4 markobucko said: waste of time!!!! get an alloy one as the plastic ones are a weakness!!!! Click to expand... From temperture perspective this always isn't the case.....
markobucko said: waste of time!!!! get an alloy one as the plastic ones are a weakness!!!! Click to expand... From temperture perspective this always isn't the case.....
DUFFMAN Member Number 25Full ISDC Members 2015 ISDC Club Member May 31, 2009 #5 most classics imperza's are ten year old or more so due a rad anyway. i went for an alloy one as you can get one at a good price now but the standard ones will last for a good while anyway.
most classics imperza's are ten year old or more so due a rad anyway. i went for an alloy one as you can get one at a good price now but the standard ones will last for a good while anyway.
OP OP Ianbhp Middle Lane Hogs May 31, 2009 #6 al sorted now and back on the road, thanks for the help and advice lads