Need Help to choose a Radiator.
Any more suggestions? I'm considering the Koyo, although the CBRD OEM replacement looks AMAZING!!!
Has anyone heard of Yonaka Motorsports Aluminum Radiaotr w/ Shroud and Fans? Map is selling them. http://www.maperformance.com/yonaka-...9-ymar024.html
Has anyone heard of Yonaka Motorsports Aluminum Radiaotr w/ Shroud and Fans? Map is selling them. http://www.maperformance.com/yonaka-...9-ymar024.html
Let us know if we can be of assistance-
I believe we have one radiator in stock---- they are usually built to order-
Most of the other radiators are bulkier- lose clearance- we try to provide the best quality and efficiency product we can without losing clearance-
Cheers
CB
I believe we have one radiator in stock---- they are usually built to order-
Most of the other radiators are bulkier- lose clearance- we try to provide the best quality and efficiency product we can without losing clearance-
Cheers
CB
Let us know if we can be of assistance-
I believe we have one radiator in stock---- they are usually built to order-
Most of the other radiators are bulkier- lose clearance- we try to provide the best quality and efficiency product we can without losing clearance-
Cheers
CB
I believe we have one radiator in stock---- they are usually built to order-
Most of the other radiators are bulkier- lose clearance- we try to provide the best quality and efficiency product we can without losing clearance-
Cheers
CB
I've been seriously considering the CBRD radiator with the straight hose that relocates it away from the turbo-manifold.
A friend of mine installed an aftermarket radiator on his Evo and he didn't use a fan on the engine bay-side of it. He only has the fan in front of the radiator (behind FMIC).
He hasn't had any issues but is that common? I like the clean look it gave his engine bay. freed up alot of space.
A friend of mine installed an aftermarket radiator on his Evo and he didn't use a fan on the engine bay-side of it. He only has the fan in front of the radiator (behind FMIC).
He hasn't had any issues but is that common? I like the clean look it gave his engine bay. freed up alot of space.
I have a Koyo rad, but I wish that the CBRD had been available back when I made my radiator purchase. The straight shot CBRD rad is the way to go.
As a practical matter, if you are always adjusting WG preload with the turbo installed on the car, the Koyo is just too thick too allow free access for your hands and a wrench.
Anything beyond stock thickness is a pain. Just my O2.
As a practical matter, if you are always adjusting WG preload with the turbo installed on the car, the Koyo is just too thick too allow free access for your hands and a wrench.
Anything beyond stock thickness is a pain. Just my O2.
the additional clearance is nice! to do anything down there- checking leaks- changing vacuum lines, adjusting/changing actuator-
Koyo makes a nice piece for sure- its just thick!
cb
Koyo makes a nice piece for sure- its just thick!
cb
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
Rome-Evo
For Sale/WTB - Engine / Drivetrain / Power
2
Oct 10, 2015 12:36 AM
Mystery
Evo Engine / Turbo / Drivetrain
14
Jul 26, 2005 05:55 PM









