Sunny-D
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Just found this if anyone's interested. http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/NISSAN-PULSAR...arts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item519467cc00
Alloy rads on ebay.
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pulsarmad20
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looks good question is is it any good?:lol:
Mass imported Chinese rad's.
No idea on performance, but must be better than the rubbish we have now.
Just wondering how long they would last, the quality of the materials and design?
No idea on performance, but must be better than the rubbish we have now.
Just wondering how long they would last, the quality of the materials and design?
Braveheart
New Member
I'd give it a whirl if I did not have the Koyo.... and as quoted, sure it's better cooling than the OE rad.... may not last 14+ years though..
Spikey is very kindly fitting it for me tomorrow. I will let you know what he thinks of it.please report back then
Ok so the new 2fast2cool radiator is on the car and working perfect. Again Spikey gets all the credit for making this happen so painlessly as it wasn't exactly a straight in job.
Spikey noticed the following issues.
Some welds were a bit messy but nothing to worry about.
The screw holes for the fans had no thread, Spikey cut a fresh one.
The radiator doesn't fit correctly at the top, however it mounts fine at the bottom and is secure.
And now the good bits.
It's in and working perfectly.
The standard fans still fit although only just.
Looks awesome
None of the issued were insurmountable by Spikey, all in id say it took about an hour to fit. I'll post some pics of it in if anyone's interested. Spikey you Rock buddy
Spikey noticed the following issues.
Some welds were a bit messy but nothing to worry about.
The screw holes for the fans had no thread, Spikey cut a fresh one.
The radiator doesn't fit correctly at the top, however it mounts fine at the bottom and is secure.
And now the good bits.
It's in and working perfectly.
The standard fans still fit although only just.
Looks awesome
None of the issued were insurmountable by Spikey, all in id say it took about an hour to fit. I'll post some pics of it in if anyone's interested. Spikey you Rock buddy
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Fire & skill
Vintage member
get some piccys up!
Trondelond
Active Member
Nice of you to post your experiences with it. I may just try one for myself. Thanks!
Isn't that boost controller around the wrong way? - Don't you want the spring to hold against the boost pressure rather than the actuator because this way the boost is holding it shut rather than letting it open?
Maybe these are old(er) photos, but weren't you having problems getting it to control the boost?
Maybe these are old(er) photos, but weren't you having problems getting it to control the boost?
skiddusmarkus
Active Member
I can see why you could take the top off your actuator from these pics too, loads more room than on mine where its partially obscured by the gearbox.
Lol wondered if you would notice the boost controller. It was my fault. Spikey switched it the correct way after i took the pics lol. Holding the boost was down to the weak actuator spring.
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Should last me 10 years then