WannaSeeMyWankel

I can get the Koyo for prob like 150 bucks less than the Fluidyne. I have been using Fluidyne for a number of years in my Chevy's and stuff so I am very pleased with their quality...but if i will get the same performance out of the cheaper one than, hell, I'm all for it....let me know which one you have and if you like it or not...thanks

powrdby13B

Fluidyne's kick *** dude... definitely worth the cash...

marlaman

koyo=best bang for the buck and plenty of cooling capacity for your 7 unless you're going all out crazy.
fluidyne=the name speaks for itself.

Matt

Wanked_FC

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you pay a lot for the name. plus the koyo is much thicker.

powrdby13B

but I'm crazy... and i kind of assume other people are too... so I like my Fluidyne :-D

hondahater

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jeez I think there is a thread about this once a week if people searched they would find the results, oh well guess I'll answer it again. *speaks in the best zombie voice I have* I have a koyo that is very good, I bought it from www.absoluteradiator.com, they had good prices, they had friendly service. I used to have a problem with my engine getting to hot, I bought a koyo, I have no more problems....

TwistedRotors

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Either radiator is an excellent upgrade from the stock one. I've got a Koyo and love it.
-John

RotaryEvolution

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i've used Griffin radiators for high performance applications and had good results, i don't know if they have anything in the right size for a 7 but i'm pretty sure they do. not very expensive, though they often have less rows the rows are FAT.

91mazdarx7

i asked the same question in a post of my own basically there the same but people told me that fluidyne is just alittle better