View Poll Results: Is it worth is to get a Nflow vs. Standard Koyo
Yes (triple Flow)
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No (standard is just fine)
9
64.29%
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05-09-06, 01:15 PM
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What about the complaints I've heard on other forums on pressure loss due to the 3 passes and requireing a high-flow water pump to increase the amount of flow thats required for a 3 pass.
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05-16-06, 06:37 PM
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Originally Posted by boosted94
I've done that, but I have a chance to get an N-flow for the same price as a Standard Koyo.
Around town 181F ...no brainer... buy the N-flow... you can never keep a RX7 to cool...
05-16-06, 08:52 PM
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Originally Posted by Jack
Around town 181F ...no brainer... buy the N-flow... you can never keep a RX7 to cool...
05-17-06, 08:20 AM
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Originally Posted by boosted94
You see thats the weird thing. I've been reading about triple pass radiators on other forums and all say dont get them. That they are specifically for track use not street use. They list all these things about coolant flow turbulance and how much more pressure is required to flow the same amount as a single pass. Hopefully those others who have N-flow will also chime in on their results/opinions.
So what are they saying happens when used on the street? My bottom line are the coolant temps read off my PFC... .so if the car stays cool on both the street and the track its a winner to me...
