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olyrx7 02-19-06 11:51 AM

Which Radiator?
 
This will be going in an FD, and I will be running a greddy Fmic and t88 turbo.
I'm just wondering whether anyone is running a custom radiator?
It would be nice to have a 3" core radiator, but I have searched and can't really find anything. Maybe the koyo will do the best job, but I just want to leave my options open.

Thanks

SidewaysR1 02-19-06 12:43 PM

Most aftermarket rads are pretty close in thickness. I believe the thickest is the newer Koyo N-flow rads, its a 3 row versus the standard 2 row that most are. Now if you go with something custom you could really get whatever you want, but there is a point where too thick of a rad will actually hinder cooling instead of helping. It all depends on the design. If your going custom i would look into Ron Davis. He makes some amazing rads and his craftsmanship is second to none. One option you may want to consider if going custom is a dual pass rad.

juicyjosh 02-20-06 04:05 AM

I'm very happy with my Koyo. I installed it before I had any water temperature gauge, but my car has not overheated since, and my heater does a significantly worse job heating the interior than it did with the stock radiator.

My Power FC typically shows water temp at around 85-90 driving in the City and 79 driving down the freeway.

All aluminum, polished with beautiful welds, and twice the stock thickness, the Koyo is a top quality piece.

-Josh

Turbo23 02-20-06 05:00 AM

AWR are good radiators. They are essentially mazdaspeed radiators, I am currently looking into getting their crossflow rad.

black_fc 02-20-06 05:43 AM

http://www.pwr-performance.com/

can highly recommend them

extremely popular among rotor owners down under

olyrx7 02-20-06 12:51 PM

Thanks for all your suggestions! :)

LUPE 02-20-06 12:57 PM

I've never had a problem running my stock radiator.

GUITARJUNKIE28 02-21-06 11:07 AM

but you're not road racing your car.


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