i am getting a tII when i find one i like and i will be doing the 13b re swap ive read that the stock radiator is borderline for this project and i looked at the aftermarket one's ive done a search for half an hour and only found posts on the koyo so i want everyones opinions what one is best i want a direct replacement one here's the choices ron davis double row fluidyne pwr or koyo i also will need a fmic and i don't want to run into overheating probs so what one do you's suggest

 

search! but really koyo is good fluidine I heard is a little better and than the k2rd is the best.

 

i did search for 30 minutes i found alot of info on koyo and only one post that had the fluidyne mentioned so the fluidyne cools alittle beter then the koyo do you have a link to the k2rd

 

you forgot another one.. K2RD if u can actaully get ahold of them to make one there one of the top 2 id say. Along with the Ron Davis

 

i wanna kno wat u guys like do all day. Do you just sit there and wait for new threads so u can post "search!". Help people out god

 

hard to beat a $300.00 koyo, I have had mine on and it works great

 

how much hp are the koyo's and fluidyne's rated at i want to be making 450 500 rwhp by time im done with the 13b re project also are all these radiators designed so i don't have to worry about overheating or fitment issues when i get a fmic thanks to everyone that helped so far

 

I got the fluidyne with A/C still and no complaints in Florida's heat. It does cost more than the Koyo though. So figure that in as well when you decide.

 

what does your guage read on hot days is it at about 1/4 to 1/3

 

shut up noob! Anyways that out of the way I've been running the koyo however my hp is nowhere around 450 or 500hp lol. The fluidine or k2rd is what the big boys usually use so I don't think I would skimp on the radiator (koyo) even though the koyo was direct replacement!

 

Yep and since I looked at my rad. yesterday I really need to clean the bottom half after I had a pretty bad oil leak.

 

wow im supprized one person said about the ron davis so i'm getting that a fluidyne would be good for me but if i wasn't going to be putting out alot of hp the koyo would be good i still would like to hear more peoples thoughts

 

bump anyone else post your opinions

 

A stock Turbo radiator can handle alot. The only reason to upgrade is when you put a FMIC in. New stock all metal replacement is just over $100 at the local auto parts store.