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Re: Aluminium Radiator
Wombat_racing
Posted on: 2011/12/7 22:36
Couldnt you help stop this by rubber mounting them??
 
#6
Re: Aluminium Radiator
Posted on: 2011/12/7 21:57
Nah the alloy and aluminum ones do corrode if not isolated from body and also if there is any electrical chagre /current in coolant. They are a sacrificial diode or whatever you call them. They get lots of pin hole leaks if cheap alloy grade( unfortunately most are) and are known to last 12-18 months. Heaps on net especially Silvia and skyline forums bout it.
#5
Re: Aluminium Radiator
ddgonzal
Posted on: 2011/12/7 20:07
Cooling system corrosion does occur if you use plain water in the engine.
Use a proper coolant with anti-corrosion properties and you'll have no problems.
#4
Re: Aluminium Radiator
orange-1200
Posted on: 2011/12/7 19:21
Some guy came to buy my wheels and we were talking about these he said something about corrosion because of what the have used to make the radiator doesn't respond well with the a series block.. Could be bullshit but I dunno just what I've heard because I was going to get one off eBay
#3
Re: Aluminium Radiator
rugger
Posted on: 2011/12/7 12:05
yeah it sure does look nice... i am super keen to get one...
#1
Aluminium Radiator
rugger
Posted on: 2011/12/7 6:23
Has anyone used the factory size/look aluminium radiator like these?
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