I was just looking at a brand new radiator for an Ae86 on ebay and was wondering if that would be suitable for the Ke35 to run a 4age?

 

The outlets for the water look to both be on the same side as each other

 

Any help is appreciated

 

Cheers - Andrew :jamie:

Not really. The AE86 rad is pretty wide. so most of your fins would be blocked by the front valance.

 

May also run into problems physically fitting it in.

 

I presume the ones you are looking at are twin core rather than single core like a standard AE86 rad.

 

There would be better options.

 

Early Hyundai excel radiators have become popular in AE86's, are narrower, twin core, available and cheap.

 

Maybe a good option but research it first. Plenty of stuff on AE86drivingclub about these including dimensions.

Well if hes trying to fit it to a KE35, AE86 infos gonna be pretty fuggin useless.

I managed to find an AE71 radiator in need of a recore so that should do the trick as i've read a couple of other peoples threads and they have been successful with them

 

Thanks for the replies

 

Cheers - Andrew

Well if hes trying to fit it to a KE35, AE86 infos gonna be pretty fuggin useless.

 

 

As far as I know, the dimensions of an excel radiator are the same whether they are fitted into an Excel, an AE86 or a KE35.........

 

Also information about what sort of mounts they have maybe useful.

 

Perhaps I'll just fug off and let him work it out for himself.

if you can use the same outlets as your stock one, get a replacement stock one or recore the original

with 3 core for perfromance. else if outlets are different get an alloy one made up to suit.

if you can use the same outlets as your stock one, get a replacement stock one or recore the original

with 3 core for perfromance. else if outlets are different get an alloy one made up to suit.

All the 4a ones i have seen have the outlets on the same side so i guess i should get one like that

 

But yeah i think the general consensus is the more cores the merrier :no2: