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My stock e30 rad. cracked at the upper neck but, thats with 200k miles on it and when I pulled it out I held it up to the light and about 90% of it was pluged up with bugs and junk
aren't E36 radiators notorious for cracking at the plastic necks where the hoses attach?
I know E30 radiators use plastic too but it's almost unheard of. Thus the reason E36 owners switch to all aluminum.
That's what I wanted to know, thank you sir. I'm still not completely up on all the 24v/E36 type stuff since I previously had been planning a stroker M20.
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Most car radiators are usually designed bigger than they need to be, specially with BMW. to be honest I think the best radiator is the one from the late 318i, the one with the built in overflow tank. specially if your doing a 24v swap it will save room in the engine bay.
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