Need new radiator
Team Owner
Joined: Aug 2006
Posts: 24,125
Likes: 15
From: Columbia Missouri
Nothing wrong with DeWitt's radiators, at all. I just didn't see the need to go that way...especially when it would cost me double (as a minimum). By the way, the re-core on my radiator was estimated to be around $300 by my mechanic. The bill actually came to $247.50.....hard to beat for a stock 270hp 350, don't you think?
Now the real figure comes out. $248. That's a good deal for sure, and I myself would consider that.
However, the fact still remains it's a refurbished radiator, and there are parts of that radiator that would still be old and worn even after the re-core. Just keep that in mind.
I would hate to see a thread in a year or so where you need a new radiator because the one you had re-cored took a dump and needed to be repaired or replaced.
It was for that reason I stepped up and got the good new one.
Safety Car
Joined: Aug 2001
Posts: 4,883
Likes: 11
From: North Easton Mass
Nothing wrong with DeWitt's radiators, at all. I just didn't see the need to go that way...especially when it would cost me double (as a minimum). By the way, the re-core on my radiator was estimated to be around $300 by my mechanic. The bill actually came to $247.50.....hard to beat for a stock 270hp 350, don't you think?
Rick B.
