Radiator for 97 LS

[bamiam]

Hey there, new to the board, new to the Integra. Got my first one a few months ago. Love it, but busted the radiator.
Wanted to know what I should replace it with. The car is all stock, no mods. Just looking for a good radiator at a good price. Also a good place to buy one online.
Thanks in advance.

 

[proudtobeawesom]

autozone
advanced auto
car quest
murreys
:insert local car place here:

thats the cheapest place ur gonna find one
unless you go to the junkyard

i had one from autozone in my eg and it was good didnt leak or overheat

~kevin

 

[SOLOITR2001]

If you are not wanting to spend alot of money right now go with what proudtobeawsom suggested.But if you are planning ahead for your future build of your ride I would suggest an aftermarket radiator to keeping that engine bay alittle cooler. And while your doing that I'd upgrade the fans, thermostat, and fan switch to get that all taken care of all at once KOYO or FLUIDYNE are great radiators.

My setup 2001 ACURA INTEGRA TYPE-R

KOYO radiator = $300 EBAY
Flex-A-Lite fans = $ 330 SUMMIT RACING
Samco radiator hoses = $70 DONT REMEMBER
Spoon thermostat = $90 ICB MOTORSPORTS/JDM LAND
Spoon fan switch = $ 77 ICB MOTORSPORTS / JDM LAND
Mugen b2 radiator cap = $ 36 ICB MOTORSPORTS/ JDM LAND

GOOD LUCK

 

[Cheesenip]

If you are not wanting to spend alot of money right now go with what proudtobeawsom suggested.But if you are planning ahead for your future build of your ride I would suggest an aftermarket radiator to keeping that engine bay alittle cooler. And while your doing that I'd upgrade the fans, thermostat, and fan switch to get that all taken care of all at once KOYO or FLUIDYNE are great radiators.

My setup 2001 ACURA INTEGRA TYPE-R

KOYO radiator = $300 EBAY
Flex-A-Lite fans = $ 330 SUMMIT RACING
Samco radiator hoses = $70 DONT REMEMBER
Spoon thermostat = $90 ICB MOTORSPORTS/JDM LAND
Spoon fan switch = $ 77 ICB MOTORSPORTS / JDM LAND
Mugen b2 radiator cap = $ 36 ICB MOTORSPORTS/ JDM LAND

GOOD LUCK

he doesnt need anything close to all that crap.

OEM replacement will be fine. Id go ahead and change both hoses, radiator cap and thermostat too.

 

[SOLOITR2001]

Never said he did. Like I said "But if you are planning ahead for your future build for your ride" than that might cross your mind.

Now a simple stock replacement again like i said is good for a quick cheaper fix.

 

[dc2GS-R]

I wouldn't get a stock replacement. They have plastic end tanks that are prone to leaking and/or cracking. You will just end up replacing it again later on down the road. If you're on a tight budget then look into something like a Mishimoto Radiator. That way you will never have to worry about it again.