'Z' - 56mm Racing Rads - AUD$270.00 delivered

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  1. Street to Strip

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    .............ASI are offering a special deal on their 56mm Racing Radiators designed to fit straight in to the Z32 TT with no modifications required:biggrin:

    These are the same Rads that many Forum members have fitted:cool:

    ....The Forum Price is AUD$270.00 delivered,and we only need 5 orders or more.

    .....If we get 10 orders or more the price comes down to AUD$260.00 delivered.

    ASI supply their Rads to a large number of other Sellers World Wide such as PWR....

    ASI are based in Hong Kong..................

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    Thanks for looking folks..........................;)

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    Re the AUD$ price.................

    .......Some of you may be concerned that the AUD$ price of $270.00 may change due to the currency fluctuation. That is not the case on this particular product. The price of $270.00 delivered stands regardless of currency movement, so I have been assured by ASI. ;)
     
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  3. rob260

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    No they don't.

    From PWR website http://www.pwr.com.au/radiators_car.html

    "All PWR radiators are manufactured by hand from our State of art facilities on the Gold Coast."

    Also

    PWR Radiators features and benefits:
    • 100% Australian made


    Mods I can't see how this information is off topic considering STS is incorrectly claiming that ASI supply cores to PWR. Different cores different product different quality.
     
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    Lovic Non-member

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    "Australian made" for me means more expensive only, because of higher cost.

    very interested.
    80% i will be in
     
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    How long is the expected wait.
     
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    hopefully before summer :biggrin:
     
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    lidz Well-Known Member

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    how much is involved to fit one to an NA? would I just need to fab up some brackets or are were talking cutting & grinding of either rad or car?
    & any photos of the rads in question?

    could be keen if its not to involved & pending a couple up coming expenses.

    cheers, Tim
     
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    You are.......

    ......at it again Rob, what is the matter, don't you like competition with StS supplying top products for lower prices that you yourself can obtain. Just Butt out of my threads, for the last time.:( I have advised the Mods., what actions are open to me if you do not. Be very careful. If you are not sure of what I mean, please talk to them. Australian made can mean, and most times does, that they are assembled in Australia:rolleyes: I have it on good authority from ASI AND PWR that PWR do buy cores from ASI, what they do with them is anyones guess, but I suspect they put them into some sort of radiator product. Now, back off Rob and concentrate more on your own dealings, and stop ripping off the Forum members with your exorbitant prices.;) StS is here to provide a top service and pricing structure for the members of the Forum, not to please you Rob.:zlove:
     
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    delivery time is.................

    .....usually 5-7 business days from the full payments of the 5 orders being received.;)
     
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    jesus if PWR really do use ASI's cores then how can PWR charge like 800$ for a freaking rad...thats just crazy.

    and people wonder why we dont buy australian made, ITS CAUSE WE GET RIPPED OFF!.

    anyway, STS, i have this exact radiator, and its great :)
     
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    Yes, they............

    .....are excellent Rads. Would you care to post up a photo of yours? I am sure there are many members who would be interested. ;) Paul.
     
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    $270 delivered sounds tempting...
    $260 sounds even better

    How long will you run this for? Or will it be an ongoing thing for every 5-10 orders?
     
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    I would........

    .......like to continue running one of these permanently as long as the prices remained competitive like they are, and as long as the mods., agree.;)
     
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    Pic of the 56mm rad from my last Z
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    Here are pics from the other group buy thread, i posted them in there as it was deemed that the pzp rad and the asi rad are very simmilar so people wanted to see some size comparisons.

    here is mine.

    Comparison
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    Comparison 2
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    Final Install
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    Shroud was broken way before i had this radiator, so the rad wasnt the cause of the broken shroud, works fine either way though :p
     
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    The ASI......

    .....Rad is shown there next to the Stock I blieve?
     
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    StS do you think you can get a discount price on ASI silicon hose too?
     
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    ................Yes;) If we can get some numbers up say to 5+ orders:cool:
     
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    G'day there Paul,
    At $270 delivered , count me in.
    would like to get a bigger one before summer hits mate:biggrin:

    PM sent

    Cheers
    Patrick
     
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    Chrispy Pretentious Upstart

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    For those interested in fitting one to a NA I put in a twinpass 43mm PWR without too many hassles. Had to make new lower and upper brackets, but was easy!

    As for the price difference between Aussie made and SE Asia made, about $40 an hour that's what ;)

    I'd be buying one if I didn't already have one... Bargain!
     
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