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Old 08-16-03, 01:42 AM
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I am lookin into radiators and found that Koyo and Fluidyne seem to be the most famous ones. I am wondering which one is better and expereince with them.
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I'd say you're probably not going to notice a difference between the 2, although I heard somewhere (I think) that the Koyo isn't a direct bolt in, you have to do some small mod or make a bracket or something. Not positive on that though, but I do know the Fluidyne bolts right in (I have it)
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They're both excellent units but the koyo has near a 20mm core thickness advantage on the fluidyne i believe which is why I choose koyo. the only mod you need to do to make the koyo fit is use the stock radiator side mounts and it comes with a fan shroud spacer kit.
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Fluidyne..!
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Trying searching as well, theres about 4 threads out there reviewing each. I found the Koyo to be the more popular of the two.
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any body know any experience with any other brands like griffin or anything??
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I heard that Griffin rads are just as good as Fluidynes. eVilrotor I believe has a Griffin, try asking him on what he thinks about it.
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what about K2RD?
They claim biggest that will fit in stock position, and requires relocation of battery, so that seems pretty damn big.
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