Agency Power just recently released the Aluminum Radiator Kit for the EVO VIII IX 03-07.

Going for $395




Below is their description.

For any vehicle, improved cooling is an issue that may be overlooked. When engine temperatures are high, the efficiency of your motor goes down. By providing better cooling capacity, you can maximize your engines performance. Increasing the radiator core dimensions and improving upon the flow design, Agency Power has developed these performance radiators kits. Whether your car is turbocharged or normally aspirated, an upgraded aluminum radiator will give you more performance on and off the track.

The all aluminum radiator features a high pressure radiator cap, aluminum construction, and mounting tabs for a direct OEM replacement. The factory fans and radiator hoses will fit with no modification. This kit is very easy to install and should only take about 1 hour. The core dimensions for this aluminum radiator are 28.25” x 17.75” x 2.36”. That is almost 25% bigger then the stock unit. In addition to having a larger cooling capacity, the aluminum radiators are much more durable then stock. The factory plastic end tanks can crack under extreme heat and pressure. Under racing conditions, your water temperatures can near boiling points. As tested under the intense Arizona heat conditions, the aluminum end tanks and larger core size help keep the temperature down by at least 15F degrees.

In addition to the aluminum radiator, Agency Power recommends upgrading to our silicone radiator hose kit and putting a coolant additive in with your fluids to help keep temperatures down. Radiators include 1.1bar radiator cap with Agency Power logo. This fits all Mitsubishi EVO VIII and IX vehicles from 2003 - 2007.

 

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Do you have a rad that has the neck relocated away from the manifold? thank you!

 

Did you mean Red?

Side note:
I see you're a into Moto GP and WBSK, I'm a huge fan as well. Do you ride??
I've got an 07 Yamaha R6 and an 07 DRZ Supermoto. Rossi fan?

 

who makes the core?

 

Similar to the CBRD radiator where the inlet is relocated away from the exhaust manifold. From the looks of the picture, it doesn't look like it.

 

if you guys do (inlet away from the manifold), please pm me the price shipped to 21228

 

so you want a rad. like the cbrd one... but you dont want the cbrd one? i'm confused. what gives? i'm sure this agency power rad is a very nice rad, but why would you ask them to make it like the cbrd one when that one already exists?

 

No buddy, I dont want anyone to builld a rad like CBRD, I just wanted to know if this vendor or AP has a rad already out in the public that has the inlet away from the manifold, wow I didn't know my english is that bad. Sorry if I confused anyone.