Fluidyne or Koyo radiator?
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Fluidyne or Koyo radiator?
yo. wuts up guys.
just found out i had a leak in my radiator today, need to replace it soon.
going turbo in the near future, having a hard time deciding whether to choose Koyo or Fluidyne. tia.
just found out i had a leak in my radiator today, need to replace it soon.
going turbo in the near future, having a hard time deciding whether to choose Koyo or Fluidyne. tia.
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Re: (turboteg2nv)
i bought a fluidyne. the top looks a little bit better. the koyo is not that pretty on the top but it does have the KOYO logo raised and doesnt come with a radiator cap. anyways, like everyone said, they are all the same ish.
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Re: Fluidyne or Koyo radiator? (andysila)
I have a used but in good shape koyo racing radiator for a 92-2k civic for sale. i'm asking $200+shipping. these go for about $350 new it's the racing model not the oem model.
email me oscar@mayer.net or pm me if your interested.
http://www.clanxvi.com/oscarmayer/auction/rad1.jpg
FYI the Koyo is about 1/2" thicker than the Fluidine and the end tanks are a little bigger. it seems to flow better as well. this is a side by side comparsion not just a guess.
email me oscar@mayer.net or pm me if your interested.
http://www.clanxvi.com/oscarmayer/auction/rad1.jpg
FYI the Koyo is about 1/2" thicker than the Fluidine and the end tanks are a little bigger. it seems to flow better as well. this is a side by side comparsion not just a guess.
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Re: (lucidvtec)
Anyone got a pics of their full size radiator? *Sorry if it sounds like im jacking thread, since you guys mention it, why not ask? *
But yea, they all seem to be the same...
But yea, they all seem to be the same...
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Re: (lucidvtec)
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Looks jus like mine! PM Earl for a deal.
HTH
chris
</TD></TR></TABLE>Looks jus like mine! PM Earl for a deal.
HTH
chris
after seeing a few companies I'd go with C&R for quality and craftsmanship.
I have a Yokanaka and the core material feels light cheap. Also, the cap doesn't look like it'll hold any pressure. Not sure if I can use a stock cap or not.
I used to also have a PWR, cuts in the raditator edges were sharp and felt similar to the Yonaka in core material.
My buddy had a C&R in his CRX and that thing was nice and heavy with beautiful welds and smooth egdes.
I have a Yokanaka and the core material feels light cheap. Also, the cap doesn't look like it'll hold any pressure. Not sure if I can use a stock cap or not.
I used to also have a PWR, cuts in the raditator edges were sharp and felt similar to the Yonaka in core material.
My buddy had a C&R in his CRX and that thing was nice and heavy with beautiful welds and smooth egdes.
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