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Scooby Guru
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Join Date: Jul 2004
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Location: (818) 200k+ ej205 ppg 5mt
Vehicle:02 vf30 pnp wagon silver and cf |
Well I am fixing mom's forester again. She has already replaced the radiator once. So I was thinking there has to be a aluminum replacement for this. Yet there is not direct replacement I can find. Can a n/a impreza one fit? Is there any potential problems to watch for?
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Join Date: May 2006
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Location: NYC
Vehicle:2003 Legacy L Turbo silver |
where are your rad hoses? Is your top rad hose in the middle of the radiator or on the passenger side? Is your bottom hose on the driver's side?
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Vehicle:2000 RS BRP |
depends on what the hoses look like.
what year forester? if the hose is in the middle on both the OEM rad and the aluminium one, then i wouldnt see what it would not FIT. the bottom mounts will line up, but im not 100% sure on the top mounts. dont forget about the PSI/bar of the rad cap, i wouldnt get anything over what OEM pressure is. hell i put a lower PSI rating cap on my car (its rated for a 1.1 bar, i put a .9 bar cap on) and its fine. i put a 04 WRX rad in my 95 RS, i had custom mounts made for the top, and i needed to get a different hose. NAPA part # 9128 |
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Vehicle:2000 RS BRP |
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Location: (818) 200k+ ej205 ppg 5mt
Vehicle:02 vf30 pnp wagon silver and cf |
01 forester
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Scooby Newbie
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Join Date: Feb 2008
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Vehicle:2000 RS BRP |
i dont know what it looks like off hand, but does it look like this?
if it does i would say that you can use a RS radiator (with the hose on the passenger side. (if it was my car, i would try to get the alum rad, i would take the chance, but then again i am cheap so i would shop around for a used one that i know for a fact will work and will be a true plug and play) ![]() |
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Scooby Guru
Member#: 67004
Join Date: Jul 2004
Chapter/Region:
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Location: (818) 200k+ ej205 ppg 5mt
Vehicle:02 vf30 pnp wagon silver and cf |
^ yes that looks like it
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Member#: 115154
Join Date: May 2006
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Location: NYC
Vehicle:2003 Legacy L Turbo silver |
alum rad for a GC impreza will fit then.
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