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In case anyone cares in the future, I received two estimates, both with stock oem radiators, one for $2,550 plus tax and one for $2,850 plus tax.
If you have it done, make sure the hoses are done too.
You can DIY for ~$1500 with OE hoses & radiators, like Hodie said too.
It's an easy project if you're reasonably mechanical and want to get know the car better.
Last edited by 911mhawk; 08-12-2016 at 02:02 AM.
Reason: added EZ
A set of 3 all-aluminum Porsche radiators for the 996 or 997 Turbo cost $1747.00
- Can most likely avoid sales tax by buying online from a authorized dealer from out of state, and they might throw in free shipping as well (if they don't it's only about another $50.00 to ship all 3 radiators anywhere in the lower 48 - would get to you in 2-4 business days).
I had the radiators replaced just the other day, but now it's leaking again, from a different spot. See pictures below, the leak is inside the red oval. On the ground below it you can see the puddle of fluid. What do you think?
08-12-2016, 02:01 AM
