Mishimoto Mega Thread!
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03-15-2016, 02:05 PM
Mishimoto Mega Thread!
Offering a full line of
Products and accessories for your 350Z/G35
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Radiators
Whether you're a daily driver searching for a dependable quality upgrade from your current OEM radiator, or you're a devoted racer who needs a lightweight, high-performance racing radiator, Mishimoto has just what you're looking for. A high-quality aluminum radiator is one of the most important components in your vehicle's engine, and you can trust Mishimoto products, which come with a lifetime warranty!
A Mishimoto performance aluminum radiator is the perfect addition to any street, show, or track vehicle. Every Mishimoto aluminum radiator is fully TIG welded for enhanced durability and polished to a mirror finish. An all aluminum radiator provides a significant increase in cooling efficiency, so you can feel confident in increasing the power levels of your vehicle. A Mishimoto racing radiator is so stout that numerous professional drift, time attack, and rally drivers trust their success with our aluminum radiator. Our aluminum radiators are engineered with the performance enthusiast in mind and can withstand rigorous testing. Mishimoto is a brand you can count on to provide the best-quality aluminum radiator.
$330 Shipped
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Fans and Shrouds
Cooling fans are used in automotive applications to provide airflow to the vehicle’s heat exchanger(s). The most common application is the radiator, but some vehicles may require fans for the oil, transmission, or air-to-air, heat exchangers.
To understand how the electric radiator fan works we must first understand how the radiator works in your vehicle. Vehicle radiators, or “heat exchangers,” are simply mechanical devices that transfer heat from one medium to another. In the case of an automobile, your car is using engine coolant to circulate heat away from the engine. The hot engine coolant then transfers its heat to the incoming air (ambient air), thereby lowering coolant temperatures before circulating back to the hot engine. It is the radiator that makes this heat exchange possible by forcing the liquid, in this case coolant, through thin tubes in the core. These thin-walled tubes have external fins that transfer heat to the ambient air. While the total amount of fins and the total volume of the core play a predominant role in determining the overall cooling efficiency, radiators only work as well as the volume of air that you can move through them. There are two ways to generate a greater rate of heat exchange. The first way is to increase the velocity of air moving through the heat exchanger, and the second is to increase the volume of the heat exchanger core. If the airflow velocity is zero (parked) then the radiator cannot do its job. This is where the slim performance fan comes into play.
What electric fan do I need to cool my radiator?
The correct fan size for your vehicle depends on the size of your radiator core. Generally you want the largest fan (or fans) you can fit on your radiator. This will provide the largest amount of air movement. Air movement is rated in CFM, or cubic feet per minute. CFM is a unit of measure based on the air velocity the fan provides multiplied by the surface area of the fan. ie.: (XYZ ft/min) x (XYZ ft^2) = ft^3/min. The higher the CFM rating, the greater the amount of heat transfer your radiator can provide for your engine.
$185 Shipped
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Oil Cooler Kits
High temperature is the enemy of any oiling system, and keeping it cool is a proven way to extend the life of your engine. Mishimoto is here to help you do this with our signature oil cooler kit. Not only do we offer a universal racing oil cooler kit, but we also have engineered several direct-fit, model-specific oil cooler kits. These kits are guaranteed to be a direct bolt on, and we have maximized the ease of install for all technical skill levels. Our oil cooler kit comes with all the necessary lines, sandwich plate, fittings, mounting brackets, hardware, and cooler. The Mishimoto oil cooler kit has been tested extensively and proven to reduce oil temperatures significantly. The racing oil cooler kit is a must have if you push the limits of your vehicles like we do!
Starting at $433 Shipped
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Low-Temp Thermostats
Mishimoto racing thermostats promote greater cooling efficiency by significantly decreasing high engine temperatures resulting from modified and upgraded turbo applications. Once the engine is fully warmed up, the Mishimoto low-temperature racing thermostat will open at a lower temperature than standard thermostats. This allows the coolant to flow through the engine sooner, thus reducing and maintaining cooler engine temperatures. Looking for another way to keep your engine bay cool? Check out the Mishimoto exhaust heat wrap.
When upgrading the power of your performance vehicle, it is wise to amplify the effectiveness of your cooling system. A racing thermostat will open at an earlier temperature than the stock unit, thereby reducing and maintaining proper engine temperature. A low temp thermostat is a great addition to any radiator upgrade. Each racing thermostat is digitally calibrated for optimum performance. The Mishimoto racing thermostat is assembled with high-quality Japanese wax and includes a new rubber gasket to make installation painless. Every Mishimoto racing thermostat is backed by our superb quality control process and signature lifetime warranty.
Starting at $64 Shipped
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Last edited by StreetStandard; 03-16-2016 at 01:01 PM.
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