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Old 12-17-06, 03:52 PM
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Originally Posted by Sandro
Not OE radiator (e.g. Fluidyne) puts you out of ASP already.
I woulnd't worry though. If you run locally, nobody would care.
Good point. A low mileage stock radiator is quite reliable too if you're like me and you do mostly autocross and . It's the old ones that tend to crack/burst.

While a bigger radiator is good for keeping temps down on the track, IMHO it's a little overrated for the needs of a daily driver or autocrosser.

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Old 12-17-06, 05:00 PM
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just dont care.

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yeah i have a koro radiator. i'm going to run in ASP anyways hopefully. i wont be fast enough for anyone to care and contest.
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