Upgraded Aluminum Radiators
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i just dropped in a 36mm Koyo and it fit pretty easily. i read your threads while studying up on the install so maybe i had built it up to be more difficult than it really is. the bottom mounts work fine, but the top mounting studs don't line up with the openings on the G's core support. its cool though since it still bolts up directly to the AC condenser, the upper radiator hose keeps it from falling back towards the engine, and once everything is installed its a fairly snug/secure fit.
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i just dropped in a 36mm Koyo and it fit pretty easily. i read your threads while studying up on the install so maybe i had built it up to be more difficult than it really is. the bottom mounts work fine, but the top mounting studs don't line up with the openings on the G's core support. its cool though since it still bolts up directly to the AC condenser, the upper radiator hose keeps it from falling back towards the engine, and once everything is installed its a fairly snug/secure fit.
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i just dropped in a 36mm Koyo and it fit pretty easily. i read your threads while studying up on the install so maybe i had built it up to be more difficult than it really is. the bottom mounts work fine, but the top mounting studs don't line up with the openings on the G's core support. its cool though since it still bolts up directly to the AC condenser, the upper radiator hose keeps it from falling back towards the engine, and once everything is installed its a fairly snug/secure fit.
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Actually coolant volume can be more important than radiator.
Adding 1 quart to 10 increases TIME to rise 10%, difficult to get an aftermarket rad fins/housing with a 10% better cooling efficiency.
All about BTU/Hrs. minutes, seconds.
Research MB, BMW, etc about coolant volume and you will see what you need to accomplish. Same with ATF and power steering fluids. They may use an extra 4 quarts [8 pounds] to maintain and avoid overheats in the first place.
Adding 1 quart to 10 increases TIME to rise 10%, difficult to get an aftermarket rad fins/housing with a 10% better cooling efficiency.
All about BTU/Hrs. minutes, seconds.
Research MB, BMW, etc about coolant volume and you will see what you need to accomplish. Same with ATF and power steering fluids. They may use an extra 4 quarts [8 pounds] to maintain and avoid overheats in the first place.
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I've been emailing Mishimoto back and forth. Even though the description on their website states that it is a direct OEM replacement, they have informed me that the mounting points do require modification. They are releasing a revised version, supposedly a 100% drop in, in roughly six weeks.
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I see it listed under the Auto menu - but no pics or specs... has anyone used theirs? The note at bottom of list indicates they dont have ATF coolers built in unless noted in the description - but there is no description on the G35 one...
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