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Old 02-11-03, 11:09 PM
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koyo or fluidyne?

What type of radiator are most of you using? I知 looking to upgrade my system and I知 not sure what brand to buy. I plan to install a M2 medium IC will there be any clearance issues.

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Old 02-11-03, 11:22 PM
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Save $100 and get a koyo... I dont see any advantage of getting the Fluidyne. Both are pretty much the same size. Both are all metal.
Old 02-11-03, 11:34 PM
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Nevermind I did some more searching. Thanks. please delete.
Old 02-11-03, 11:36 PM
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You can ask Max Cooper what clearance issues he had with the Koyo or get either the Fluidyne or M2 radiator.
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PWR is what i have.....otherwise known as a flui or M2
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I have koyo.. its great
Old 02-12-03, 05:04 AM
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koyo is teh best bang for the buck. Plus I also believe it's the biggest
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I wonder is the difference between the two then? Are they helping much with the hi-speed overheated problem?
Old 02-12-03, 10:22 AM
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Since I've gotten my Koyo, while driving my water temps have never gotten above 91c, no matter how fast or for how long. But I also have my fans kick on at 90c.
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they all good .
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What was the problem of the Koyo fitment issues again?
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Originally posted by Street King
What was the problem of the Koyo fitment issues again?
Do a search on Koyo and my screenname. You will see several posts by me addressing this.
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fluidyne dropped in with NO probs whatsoever. direct fit.
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My Fluidyne fit properly. I heard the Koyo had to have the mounts moved. That's why I didn't buy it.
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My fluidyne fits better than stock.
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I'd put up with the extra hour or two it takes to install the Koyo to save $100.
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I have Koyo with Type 24 V-spec GReddy FMIC, GReddy Airinx intake, and small HC Power battery. 85 C during winter thus far. Ask Jason and Zavier about fitment; they did the install on my car.
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