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Got a small drip coming from the upper hose connection. Typical fail point on the plastic radiators. I've been pricing around the plastic radiators anywhere from $168 to $406 for an 01 coupe. Just wondering if anyone has installed the all alluminun radiators like dewitts. Are they worth the extra cost? The plastic one did last 10 years, so I'm wondering if paying three times the amount of a plastic radiator is even worth it. Any opinions would be greatly appreciated.
I also live in a fairly hot area (Ft. Lauderdale), but as far as any mods to my engine, I really don't have any. The only thing I've done is install a complete exhaust with headers, so maybe I'll just go with the plastic one.
$150 sounds good, I will have to look into it. I have to make sure it's going to be compatible. Apparently the 01 had two different designs, mine being the second or later design, which happens to be the more expensive design. (PN 10449531 code GBY). Thanks for your input.
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