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    Radiator Help….

    Just bought a 1988 325is, haven't driven it or even had it running yet because the previous owner started replacing timing belt and radiator hoses etc. so I bought car with a box of new parts.

    My mechanic called me today and said I need new lower control arm bushings and a new radiator (expansion tank fitting is broken)

    My question is, what radiator should I get? OEM, aftermarket…?

    I will possibly track the car and do some performance mods, lower it, exhaust, maybe turbo or engine swap (newer BMW or V8)

    Any advise would be appreciated

    #2
    might as well get the mishimoto.

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      #3
      I've read about people talk about e36, e46, z3m and other radiators….whats best and whats cost?

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        #4
        If turbo is in your future just step up and get the z3m and be done with it. They are a little over 300 depending on where you go Or you can also get the e36 unit with a little less cooling but still adequate about 250.00 I have both ... If I can help shoot me an email
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          #5
          Where should I buy a z3m radiator from? Is that a mishimoto too?

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            #6
            Originally posted by cmontym3 View Post
            Where should I buy a z3m radiator from? Is that a mishimoto too?
            Correct. It is .. There are many places to buy them. I can help you if you like
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              #7
              I have a 5 speed manual and AC on my '88, what z3m is for me?

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