Problem is, while its expensive, the manufacturing cost is still higher as is then most other rads. To have the pre cleaned would add close to $10-$15 to the cost, or else they wouldn't make much money.Originally Posted by menace2society
There was always a problem with thermochill and the" noob's" as you call them, uncovered it.
As long as the attitude towards this product does not change, the product wont change
Thermochill will continue with business as usual because the numbers support business as usual.
Who buy's a new Ferrari off of the show room floor an then have it towed to the mechanic so he/she can fix it BEFORE he even start it up, then go tell his friends about how great his new car is and how its OK that it won't work right for the first several months and he should go buy one just like it
I think this community, if no other community, should hold Thermochill to task, and until sombody does we can only expect more of the same st for product.
Thermochill
Keep it
Personally I think it would be worth a few extra bucks for them to use some kind of rad flush when their pressure/leak testing the rads, to make the post purchase flushing a bit easier, but whether that's worth it for you is personal preference. Many seem to not like Feser rads cause their 15-20 bucks more, so many probably wouldn't.
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