1990 Rx7 new radiator
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1990 Rx7 new radiator
Hey guys,
I'm having to get a new radiator and I'm looking at koyo radiators. I'm not sure whether or not to get the dual pass or long filler nflow. Also would I need to buy any additional parts for installation or is it a direct bolt in.
This is the one I'm looking at: R1144 Koyo Aluminum Racing Radiator 89 92 Mazda RX 7 | eBay
If y'all have other suggestions let me know.
I'm having to get a new radiator and I'm looking at koyo radiators. I'm not sure whether or not to get the dual pass or long filler nflow. Also would I need to buy any additional parts for installation or is it a direct bolt in.
This is the one I'm looking at: R1144 Koyo Aluminum Racing Radiator 89 92 Mazda RX 7 | eBay
If y'all have other suggestions let me know.
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That pic is deceptive as it show the hose positions in a different spot than the original FC rad.
Now you can run either rad but I think the drawback is the stock shroud.
I used a triple pass in a S4 FC but it was on a S5 TII engine..Worked great.
(had a Merc Villager Efan on it)
By the way KEEP your Rad MOUNTS off the stock rad..you have to use then to put that Koyo onto the car!
Now you can run either rad but I think the drawback is the stock shroud.
I used a triple pass in a S4 FC but it was on a S5 TII engine..Worked great.
(had a Merc Villager Efan on it)
By the way KEEP your Rad MOUNTS off the stock rad..you have to use then to put that Koyo onto the car!
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