Zionsville radiator

[m3f_RoodAwakening]

Does anyone on here run the Zionsville Autosport radiator? My radiator is the original and think it's time to have it replaced before the neck breaks off. Sure, the AA double capacity one is nice but it's $750. The Zionsville one I link below is $450, a reasonable price for an all-alloy unit.



Anyone care to comment?



http://www.zionsvilleautosport.com/s...egory_Code=AR1

[m3f_2k]

Dont have it, but I plan on buying the zville one as well. I have heard nothing but good things.

[m3f_SG_M3]

I run one, its nice. No complaints.



Check ebay for a PWR, thats what the AA is.

[m3f_salty]

What does stock cost?

[m3f_99Blk&Tan]

What does stock cost?

Around $180

[m3f_CMT]

I almost went with the Zionsville, but in the end cheaped out and bought the OEM. I don't really know why - Maybe it's because my original lasted 100,000 miles before it began its initial death throes, and I figured that I would be lucky to have the car in another 100,000 miles. :nixweiss:

[m3f_RoodAwakening]

Around $180

But the stockers have the plastic end pieces and that's what I'm trying to avoid. Besides, this Zionsville has better cooling and it has a lifetime warranty on parts.

[m3f_Cachee0]

But the stockers have the plastic end pieces and that's what I'm trying to avoid. Besides, this Zionsville has better cooling and it has a lifetime warranty on parts.

Unless you do lots of track days I would just get the stock one. They are cheap and fit like they should.

[m3f_Doc_SoCal]

I like the looks and reviews on the ZV Radiator



However, the OE ones do last for 100K Miles so you have to weigh that in as well.



If you have the extra cash, rock the aluminum.

[m3f_vinnymac]

I had the regular zionsville E36 aluminum radiator on my 99 M3 track car and it worked great...no issues at all.



I upgraded to the zionsville E36 competition setup and it's a little pricey but works great. I'm really happy to be rid of all plastic components in my cooling system.