need radiator
need radiator
i just got my invidia headers on but theres no way these headers will work with stock radiator, the upper coolant hose is pushed up again the headers and theres not really any room to go around the headers with custom pipe so need to get a radiator with the upper coolant hose off to the side away from the headrers. my choices are- CBRD or KOYO
which one do you guys think i should get?
the cbrd rad is thinner then the stock unit, does it cool any better then the stock one?
how are the fans that come with these rad's?
could i use the stock fans for either rad?
which one do you guys think i should get?
the cbrd rad is thinner then the stock unit, does it cool any better then the stock one?
how are the fans that come with these rad's?
could i use the stock fans for either rad?
Highly recommend the CBRD unit. Great fitment, excellent overall quality and excellent cooling for how thin it is. Your better off running a slim fan if you have clearance issues. Chad has a combo kit fan and rad together
This may work... https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...r-install.html
i dont have clearance issues, i have upper hose issues. when i upgrade my turbo i'm going with either green,red,bbk so i dont have to worry about clearance.
Thanks
Last edited by bbyevo8u; Jul 16, 2009 at 08:06 AM.
I have the koyo, and it is direct replacement, still using the stock fan. I wanted a full size radiator because I road race my car. I hear good things about the CBRD, but am skeptical going smaller on the radiator in Texas.
Can you trim the upper radiator hose to make it fit better?
Can you trim the upper radiator hose to make it fit better?
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^^ no way can i trim it to make it fit! i was talking to someone from ets and they were going to custom make a upper rad hose for me but then my tuner said it not going to work cause its really close to the rad outlet. i have pic's just dont know how to post them lol
anyways i just bought the koyo rad.
thanks for the help!
anyways i just bought the koyo rad.
thanks for the help!

Just because it is thinner does not always mean it does not offer the same kind of cooling. If the core design is more efficient then it does not have to be as thick to achieve the same results or better than a larger rad.
It's always better to have a bit more clearance to keep the heat transfer down.
If your going to run a stock framed turbo, then I would re-use the stock fans.
Yes, it does. It has been tested thoroughly and against competitors. Did very well
Just because it is thinner does not always mean it does not offer the same kind of cooling. If the core design is more efficient then it does not have to be as thick to achieve the same results or better than a larger rad.
It's always better to have a bit more clearance to keep the heat transfer down.
If your going to run a stock framed turbo, then I would re-use the stock fans.

Just because it is thinner does not always mean it does not offer the same kind of cooling. If the core design is more efficient then it does not have to be as thick to achieve the same results or better than a larger rad.
It's always better to have a bit more clearance to keep the heat transfer down.
If your going to run a stock framed turbo, then I would re-use the stock fans.
^^ i wish i went with your rad but i needed something asap i tried to contact you but i had to order rite away for overnight shipment and i wasn't sure if you had any on hand to be shipped out!? 
anyone ever put an evo 6 radiator in a 8/9? koyo vi or stock vi

anyone ever put an evo 6 radiator in a 8/9? koyo vi or stock vi
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