koyo or fluidyne for S5 TII?
05-27-04, 02:18 PM
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i also have a fluidyne on my S4 TII
I have a mazda thermostat and clutch fan/shroud.
she doesn't even get up to 1/4 on the guage (not sure on exact temp readings)
Bolt in and cools VERY well. I can't even get alot of heat in the winter.........
I have a mazda thermostat and clutch fan/shroud.
she doesn't even get up to 1/4 on the guage (not sure on exact temp readings)
Bolt in and cools VERY well. I can't even get alot of heat in the winter.........
05-27-04, 04:42 PM
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Koyo all the way!!!!! 
I have Koyo with stock fans... my FC is pretty modded at around 280-290rwhp and I had never seen the water temp go above 180-190 whatever I do
I have Koyo with stock fans... my FC is pretty modded at around 280-290rwhp and I had never seen the water temp go above 180-190 whatever I do
05-27-04, 05:33 PM
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Originally posted by SDrotary-FC
i have the koyo and love it plus you can't beat $315.00 shipped for it spd racing has them in stock
i have the koyo and love it plus you can't beat $315.00 shipped for it spd racing has them in stock
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05-28-04, 05:12 PM
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get the koyo from www.absoluteradiator.com and it is about 315 shipped and comes with the fan shroud mounting hardware free. Every thing, I mean everything was an exact fit! Very nice! All you have to do is cut the rad hoses a little because of the thickness of the koyo! Absolute radiator was very nice and shipped fast!
05-28-04, 05:36 PM
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Originally posted by fc3seeker
For both radiators?
For both radiators?
-David Guy
05-28-04, 05:57 PM
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Nothing to see here.
http://www.coolradiator.com/HPAMazdaRX7.htm
Found these guys the other day and ordered one for my S5. I'll let you know how it is when I get it in.
B
Found these guys the other day and ordered one for my S5. I'll let you know how it is when I get it in.
B
05-28-04, 06:09 PM
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Originally posted by Rookie84
Koyo all the way!!!!!
I have Koyo with stock fans... my FC is pretty modded at around 280-290rwhp and I had never seen the water temp go above 180-190 whatever I do
Koyo all the way!!!!!
I have Koyo with stock fans... my FC is pretty modded at around 280-290rwhp and I had never seen the water temp go above 180-190 whatever I do
I say Fluidyne, its a perfect drop in fit. Fitting the Koyo took me nearly an entire Saturday. The stock fan shroud wasn't even close to fitting to the radiator, needed custom mounts an even then it was a bit precarious. If you don't mind fiddling around with mounts and have the time to spend to make it fit right, the Koyo is fine.
I'd rather spend the extra money and have an easy install. Functionally, both will do the job so performance-wise one isn't better then the other.
05-28-04, 07:42 PM
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Originally posted by Hamza734
[B]You like the Koyo cuz' I was the one who installed it!!
[B]You like the Koyo cuz' I was the one who installed it!!
05-28-04, 07:58 PM
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I don't understand where you guys had the problem with the koyo, mine was a drop in fit. Took the stock side straps off the old one and installed right in with no problems. Then put the mounting kit on for the fan shroud and bam, worked right away. did it in like 30 minutes, huh ow well *shrugs*
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