need some suggestions

[YellowGT5.0]

So my car is not the coolest car right now it heats up pretty quickly and right now i dont even use A/C because it gets too hot. I've been debating on getting a new radiator. So today i look in my engine bay and about 4 inches below my radiator cap cooland is leaking from where the radiator is plastic, so now i have to get a new radiator. Should i just get a stock replacement or should i get an aftermarket aluminum one. I do not want to pay the extra money just so i can say i have a aftermarket one, I was looking into the mishimoto aluminum radiators. What should i do? I really dont have the money to get a fluidyne unless someone can get me a deal on one. Let me know what your suggestions are... Thanks!!

[4Jenna]

I put a Fluidyne in mine, def in my top 5 fav mods

Def worth it!!!

[YellowGT5.0]

I dont have 350 dollars to spend on a radiator. Heard anything on the mishimoto's?

[Rev'n Kevin]

Cheapest fix "Seal All", I swear by the stuff, it will take care of you till you can afford the aftermarket radiator, or just get a stock one, you can find them on eBay pretty cheap, and I'm talking a new one, don't by a used one.

[YellowGT5.0]

I've been reading up on the radiators and i think im going to buy the mishimoto i've heard great things about them and are in the right price range for me! My stock one is just not cooling my motor down its not good enough.

[4Jenna]

I wuldnt put anything called mishimoto in my car...just me

hah

[chewbaccajones]

I wuldnt put anything called mishimoto in my car...just me

hah

You would if your car looked like this, it's strait off their homepage.

[Ethan@S3M]

We just put a Mishimoto in a car the other day. The quality and fit were pretty good.

[YellowGT5.0]

yeah i know i dont like the name either but they are made here in the us but its a japanese company. But as long as it works ill take it! Im not spendin 400 dollars on a rad for just name brand when i can get a mishimoto for the same quality.

[joeyjazzbone]

Don't forget a new cap and thermostat to go along with the radiator, see what the co. specs. for your needs...