aftermarket radiator in an auto
 

ok, I am planning on switching radiaitors, I drive a 93 auto touring. I can get a new stock radiator (no), or get a fluidyne. The Fluidyne is supposedly for 5 speed only, b/c of the transmission cooling coil in an auto radiator, I HAVE searched and know what suggestions to get around this (I have the tranny cooler in the spot where the R1 2nd oil cooler goes, just like all autos), and I live in TX (not a lot of <50 weather where I need to worry about tranny fluid not being warm enough). My question is: Who here HAS put a fluidyne in an auto? or a Koyo? what did you end up setting up? how has it worked?

also, I really dont care is anyone's suggestion is for me to switch to/buy a manual, that is a project in the future, and not what this thread is about.

Hi, got to www.awrracing.com. Email Tony and he will make you an aluminum radiator for an auto. I just got mine last week-it is AWESOME. Incidently, AWR makes the mazda comp radiators. Mazda does not sell one for an auto, so you can buy it direct from Tony at around $600 and change.