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High Performance Radiator

High Performance Radiator

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$389.00
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Fits Models: 323i, 323is, 325i, 325is, 328i, 328is, and M3 E36

Vehicle Fitment & Product Details

  • Type: Air Filters, Intakes & Cooling
  • Vendor: CSF
  • Make: BMW
  • Model(s): 323i, 323is, 325i, 325is, 328i, 328is, and M3
  • Vehicle Year(s): 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, and 1999
  • Transmission(s): Manual and Automatic
  • Chassis: E36
  • Body Style(s): Coupe, Sedan, and Convertible
  • Drivetrain(s): RWD
  • Part Number: 3054
  • OEM Equivalent: 17111723784, 17111728908, 17111723694, 17111469179

SKU: 3054

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Description

CSF High-Performance All-Aluminum Radiator (CSF Part #3054)

Engineered for Superior Cooling Efficiency and Reliability

Your radiator plays a critical role in managing coolant temperatures and maintaining overall engine thermal balance. The CarBahn High-Capacity Radiator, featuring CSF’s advanced dual-core design, is built to outperform factory units in both flow capacity and cooling performance—essential for vehicles operating under aggressive driving or track conditions.

Performance Features:

  • Dual-Core 42mm B-Tube Design – CSF’s exclusive B-Tube technology delivers greater strength and more surface area contact per row, optimizing heat transfer efficiency.

  • Ultra-Efficient Multi-Louvered Fin Design – With a 6.5mm fin height, the dense core increases airflow contact for rapid thermal reduction.

  • CNC-Machined Brackets & Fittings – Precision fitment with OEM-level mounting and long-term durability.

  • All-Aluminum Construction – TIG-welded with robust aluminum end tanks, eliminating the failure-prone plastic used in factory radiators.

  • Race-Style Drain Plug – Designed for durability and ease of servicing.

Why Upgrade?

OEM radiators are susceptible to structural fatigue over time, especially from heat cycles and vibration. Common failure points include cracked end tanks, bent or clogged fins, and internal blockages—all of which compromise cooling efficiency and can lead to overheating or coolant leaks.

Signs of Radiator Failure

  • Overheating Under Load or Idle

  • Visible Coolant Leaks or Residue

  • Cracked or Damaged End Tanks

  • Bent or Clogged Cooling Fins

  • Reduced Coolant Flow/Pressure

CarBahn Recommendation

During radiator replacement, we strongly suggest inspecting and replacing both the upper and lower radiator hoses to ensure complete system reliability. A compromised hose can undermine the performance of even the most advanced cooling components.