Where to buy a 355 radiator

[treedee3d]

So my right side radiator blew during the weekend. Is it possible that the heat from the non-shielded Fabspeed headers contribute to radiator failure?

I searched all over the Internet and fchat for a reasonably priced replacement and found nothing.

A Ferrari replacement is over 1000$ which is completely nuts. I also got a quote for a better built aftermarket unit from Euroquipe which is a Saldana radiator but it's "Ferrari-taxed" at 980$ for the unit.

Can I get mine rebuilt at a local custom radiator shop? Are there any other sellers that offer a rad for a more realistic price? Any advice or reccommendations?

[yelcab]

My New Radiators are here!!!

[bobzdar]

Originally Posted by treedee3d

So my right side radiator blew during the weekend. Is it possible that the heat from the non-shielded Fabspeed headers contribute to radiator failure?

I searched all over the Internet and fchat for a reasonably priced replacement and found nothing.

A Ferrari replacement is over 1000$ which is completely nuts. I also got a quote for a better built aftermarket unit from Euroquipe which is a Saldana radiator but it's "Ferrari-taxed" at 980$ for the unit.

Can I get mine rebuilt at a local custom radiator shop? Are there any other sellers that offer a rad for a more realistic price? Any advice or reccommendations?

Where's the leak? I'd think any decent radiator shop should be able to fix it.

[treedee3d]

Originally Posted by yelcab

My New Radiators are here!!!

Saw that thread and read it entirely but it doesn't give any links to a decent cost replacement option unfortunately

[treedee3d]

Originally Posted by bobzdar

Where's the leak? I'd think any decent radiator shop should be able to fix it.

My shop said it was beyond repair and it needs a replacement.

[jqpd99]

Try GT Car Parts in Arizona

http://gtcp.com/

DF

[yelcab]

Originally Posted by treedee3d

Saw that thread and read it entirely but it doesn't give any links to a decent cost replacement option unfortunately

That is because there is no decently cost replacement. You are in a Ferrari (as am I)

[treedee3d]

Originally Posted by yelcab

That is because there is no decently cost replacement. You are in a Ferrari (as am I)

I've been actually able to find lots of cheaper interchangeable parts as well as good source online for oem parts and saved a lot of money while restoring my car completely (and yes, it's a Ferrari). However, you're right, sometimes there's no way out!!!

However, this radiator thing is a tough one...looks like I'm gonna end up spending 4 digits because I just can't find anything anywhere!!!!

[Subarubrat]

Why not call the shop that built the aluminum radiators in that thread and see what they say? If my radiators were up for replacement and I would look into aluminum ones, light, good heat transfer, and corrosion resistance.

[treedee3d]

Originally Posted by Subarubrat

Why not call the shop that built the aluminum radiators in that thread and see what they say? If my radiators were up for replacement and I would look into aluminum ones, light, good heat transfer, and corrosion resistance.

I did call them but they need 2 weeks and cost 800$. Because I'm in a rush, I had to order from their dealer at 980$

No way out on this one, it's gonna be expensive but at least the aluminium one going in the car is a major improvement over the stock rad.

[CRAIGF355]

Originally Posted by Subarubrat

Why not call the shop that built the aluminum radiators in that thread and see what they say? If my radiators were up for replacement and I would look into aluminum ones, light, good heat transfer, and corrosion resistance.

YUP!!! I would !!

[Subarubrat]

I missed the in a rush part, too bad about that.