jhammerrx7

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Last week before I went on a road trip to Denver I installed my new Koyo radiator. The installation was pretty simple and it was a direct bolt on. I have read other posts about fitment problems but mine was fine. I was seeing temps of about 95 deg F to 112 deg F before the install, and so far after it has never went past 88 deg F. This is definatly a great mod and it should have been one of my first. The only other cooling mod is the AST elimination. My other mods are in my sig. Later Josh

ObliqueFD

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Cool, I have been trying to decide on either the Koyo or Fluidyne. How long did it take you to install it?

jpandes

I wish mine was easy to install! My koyo install is kicking my ***!!! I have the M2 Large SMIC and the duct is not fitting right with the Rad.

I had to throw in the towel for the night. Tomorrow the Koyo will go down.

Little 7

Koyo's fitment will be fine for stock location. I am concering if I relocate it for FMIC. Anyone experienced that.

BenzaLee

Hmm, thats not good. I have the same intercooler and am thinking about getting the koyo. Do you have to cut the duct?

turbogarrett

iTrader: (1)

yes the koyo+m2 large fitment sucks! funny how i was full of **** when claiming a noticable drop in coolant temp after installing one, according to others

evot23

iTrader: (17)

Fluidyne! No fitment problems at all with the Pettit LSMIC...comparable coolant temps with the Koyo in my experience.

jpandes

Yeah maybe I should've bought the fluidyne. But the koyo is bigger and cheaper. I'm gonna make it fit.

Sled Driver

iTrader: (9)

Was that the outside temp of the day???
Does It run hotter with the engine on

Or am I all fucked up & you mean "C" not "F"