What is the cost difference? I would guess the all aluminum one would be more expensive. Unless you're racing and need to save weight, I don't think it's worth it. I would stick with OEM.

 

slightly more expensive than OEM, mainly i am looking at the material. Fully aluminum with no plastic parts should last longer, no?

 

How many miles does your car have? I would stick with OEM.

 

If they have a lifetime warranty I'd go full aluminum for sure. Let us know what you do and the quality of the radiator. I've been looking into one from do88 but they're more expensive.

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okay, will update shortly.

 

I'd go for the aluminum as well if the cost isn't that much more. But then that begs the question of quality... Even for a tiny Honda Civic sized radiator, they run at least $300 for a twin core all aluminum. Also inquire about the warranty and what exactly it covers... If all seems good with that info, I'd go for the aluminum hands down unless there's a specific reason not to use an OEM style one with plastic tanks.

 

installation done but not sure how to determine whether or not it is better than OEM / stock radiator.

 

Well as long as it lasts it will be better only time will tell that. If it doesn't overheat on a super hot day I'd say your golden.

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How's the radiator holding up?

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I replaced my one to NISSENS alu+plastic combo. I'm interested in your feedback about this great alternative! 😊

 

so far is holding up great, no leak nothing. I do not know how to judge the performance of it though.

 

May I ask where did you get it and what did you pay for it?

 

http://store.zhapalang.com.my/product_info.php?products_id=2867

Rm880=$220 usd

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