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Alloy radiators - alternative to Pro Alloy / Pace? #1493707
13/06/2014 14:28
13/06/2014 14:28
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plasticomnium Offline OP
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Hey guys,

is there a chance to buy an OE one, with the core made of alloy instead of copper???
My OE radiator needs to be changed and I am looking for an alloy version as I am quite disappointed about the OE copper one leaving me just after 6 years.
Can be an uprated one but doesn't have to be PA/Pace, as they are above the 500 mark..

Thanks, Jochen

Last edited by plasticomnium; 13/06/2014 14:30.

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Re: Alloy radiators - alternative to Pro Alloy / Pace? [Re: plasticomnium] #1493708
13/06/2014 14:55
13/06/2014 14:55

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An Alloy one will crack, as the front end of the coupe flexes. The only way around this is to mount it 'loosely'. I expect a cheap (sub £500) one will just be more prone to this...

I would just go with the stock one - 6 years out of one is more than most people get! smile

Re: Alloy radiators - alternative to Pro Alloy / Pace? [Re: plasticomnium] #1493709
13/06/2014 14:59
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Are later valeo radiators not alloy cored with plastic end caps?

Re: Alloy radiators - alternative to Pro Alloy / Pace? [Re: szkom] #1493716
13/06/2014 16:30
13/06/2014 16:30
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Originally Posted By: szkom
Are later valeo radiators not alloy cored with plastic end caps?





Yes i think they are. I have one fitted, supplied by A A

Last edited by magooagain; 13/06/2014 16:30.



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