Aluminum Radiators: Koyo vs. Mishimoto vs. Blackworks
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MPG35fiend (04-20-2013)
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I can't remember off hand. I have a post on here somewhere in the past when I got my radiator where I show which ones to buy. You should be able to search and find it
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MPG35fiend (04-21-2013)
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plus mishimoto provided much more products that i wanted to install at the same time...
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The only reason I didn't go with koyo is because they don't have an aluminum radiator with the connections for the 5AT. My car feels great so far, only thing I'm upset with the mishimoto radiator is that it was advertised as a simple swap. It wasn't hard just time consuming.
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just installed the one sitting in my garage for a long time...lol
Now, mine is an early 2003 so it could be my car since they made diff stuff for early 03's, but I had to make a few adjustments. It was very tight but got it in. Mostly the screws for the condenser were tight. For my car they were roughly 1/8" to wide in each direction, or 1/4" in total. I did get them in though.
The new connections they have for the trans cooler lines appear to be -10AN fittings. My current external trans cooler does not accept AN fittings and has barbs, so I will need to find an adapter most likely in order to keep the current setup running in series.
Glad I got it in finally though!
Now, mine is an early 2003 so it could be my car since they made diff stuff for early 03's, but I had to make a few adjustments. It was very tight but got it in. Mostly the screws for the condenser were tight. For my car they were roughly 1/8" to wide in each direction, or 1/4" in total. I did get them in though.
The new connections they have for the trans cooler lines appear to be -10AN fittings. My current external trans cooler does not accept AN fittings and has barbs, so I will need to find an adapter most likely in order to keep the current setup running in series.
Glad I got it in finally though!
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As for the Mishimoto it will be clear as day when you see the wrong transmission connections. If you can somehow get a serial number, run it by the guys over at Mishimoto and they will let you know if it is revised or not.
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jonavalos93 (05-21-2013)
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If you want a guaranteed revised radiator i would get it from Mishimoto directly. Your going to pay more but its going to fit the first time and fit nicely like the guys above. You can look around, i know Z1 motorsports and evasive motorsports have them for a lower price. i would just contact whatever seller you decide to go with and make sure it is revised.
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