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Old 01-19-03, 04:31 PM
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Will all aluminum radiators for FC's bolt on and work w/ S4 NA's?? What do you all recommend for a nice upgrade from stock @ a nice price...
Old 01-19-03, 05:03 PM
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I wouldnt waste the money unless you are having heating issues or damaged your stock one.
Old 01-19-03, 07:36 PM
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the stock one has a very very slow leak i just noticed...i mean a few drips a week. I try to upgrade whatever needs replacing. I was thinking about koyo...
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Supposibly dumping a little pepper into the rad then running the car will plug the leak. Ive never done it, just something I heard a while ago.




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