Radiators Koyo or Fluidyne?
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Joined: Sep 2006
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From: Irvine
Both work great. Fluidyne is a bit smaller than the Koyo. Theres several posts about this before, theres a slight chance Koyo might not fit depending on what you have, you might have to do a little modifying. Koyo is like $340 and Fluidyne is like $450+.
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Joined: Jul 2001
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From: near Wichita, Kansas
save some bucks and simply get a Radiator World stock replacement. All metal construction, about 20% larger than stock but with a PERFECT drop-in fit.
No sense in spending big bux on a radiator, and keep in mind that both your choices will actually have POORER performance in most driving conditions than the stock.
No sense in spending big bux on a radiator, and keep in mind that both your choices will actually have POORER performance in most driving conditions than the stock.
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Joined: Mar 2003
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From: Tampa, Florida
The newer Koyo N-Flow works great, Fluidyne will always be a good choice. Fluidyne is slightly better fittement just because of the thickness, but if your on a budget I would go with Koyo because I haven't seen any performance problems with them.
