So a couple of days ago I had something come in through my front bumper and smash my h/e and radiator. Now I found a stock radiator from GM brand new for 150. So all I now need is the h/e. I was wondering where I can find a stock one. Also is it possible to just throw on a aftermarket one preferably the cobalt-addiction without having the stock one anymore. What will be my dissadvantages and advantages. Plz somebody help me I have to have this fixed by the end of next week.

 

Yes you can run a aftermarket unit alone

Why not check out our thread with our new h/e kit coming out

https://www.cobaltss.net/forums/supporting-vendor-deals-group-purchases-133/ott-new-h-e-kit-149542/

 

How much would shipping be and how many days would it take. Also what is the warranty on it. One more thing it would be ok to remove my stock one and put this one in it's place.

 

I would imagine no more than $20 or so as we don't live to far away. 1 year manufacture warranty on the unit itself. Yes you can remove the stock unit, but you run this as a front mounted unit so it takes up the space in front of the clearing

 

So I would have a huge gap between the radiator and h/e? Will it keep my engine running at under 180* F. Cause the stock one I run at 175

 

yes. HE placement has no bearing on coolant temps

 

OTT FTW i have there old design and it is hella good and cant wait to see what the new one is like. I run the stocker as well but im sure it will be just as good without it..more airflow in your front end thats for sure

 

thank you for your help but I think I will buy the stock one to

 

im using the cx racing h/e which i love its a def great buy and its only like 150 on ebay thru cx racing.

 

bump

 

selll you stock one for 75 plus shipping take off like new PM me

 

what about your air conditioning condensor. thats the first thing that would get ruined as it is in front.

condensor - h/e - radiator

 

elaborate. im a little confused what you're getting at

 

he said he only need the h/e, he was asking why not a condenser becuase the way a stock ss/sc is setup is what he described. The h/e is sandwiched stock

 

ooo. forgot what the reason for a new HE even was...totally forgot he got in a collision...lol