Anyone know the difference between type R, S and Z for these radiators?? What are the ones sold by http://www.jdmhondaparts.com?

Thanks

 

are they made in thailand

 

I dont exactly know which letter corresponds to which radiator but i'm going to give it a shot. Koyo Part Z is the full Race radiator..comparable to fluidyne radiators. The R is the OEM full metal replacement one. Dont know about the S model though...i'm thinking it's an oversized model of the oem replacement?

 

Not sure made where, but ordering direct from japan

 

I dunno but that C&R sure looks hot.

Koyo would be my next choice. My friend has one in his GSR and it is very beefy. Not sure what model though. It's just a big one.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Nameless EJ6 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I dunno but that C&R sure looks hot.

Koyo would be my next choice. My friend has one in his GSR and it is very beefy. Not sure what model though. It's just a big one.</TD></TR></TABLE>
don't the C&R's come with the dual fal fans or somethin?
i JUST got a fluidyne in my gsr and i like it alot.
mainly because i know it will never burst like the OEM one
utilizing 1 stock fan.

 

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don't the C&R's come with the dual fal fans or somethin?
i JUST got a fluidyne in my gsr and i like it alot.
mainly because i know it will never burst like the OEM one
utilizing 1 stock fan.</TD></TR></TABLE>

no i doesnt , it comes only with one ..
I prefer C n R over koyo radiators ,and i believe they are made in Thailand


Modified by Spoon1 at 4:47 PM 9/19/2003

 

Damn, I always thought that KOYO is made in JAPAN!!

See their ads a lot in Hyper Rev.

 

Anyone have proof of this? Seems odd...

 

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They are made in Indonesia. Great, great country (sarcasm).

Nevertheless, mine has never let me down so far. Daily driving, track event, etc.

 

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They are made in Indonesia. Great, great country (sarcasm).

Nevertheless, mine has never let me down so far. Daily driving, track event, etc.</TD></TR></TABLE>

What's your problem with Indonesia?

 

my Koyo

 

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What's your problem with Indonesia?</TD></TR></TABLE>

lots of scammers using fake credit cards in indonesia
but i'm sure there are decent people still there

 

I love my Koyo. The stock fan will not fit though as it will with a Fluidyne. I'll post pics if I can find some...

-Victor

 

What fans are you running with your koyo? What header?

 

Spoon header and the stock fan rigged to fit for the moment. I removed the A/C fan. No problems.

-Victor

 

victor got any pix yet? my rad busted yesterday and leaning towards the Koyo. gary over at Radiator.com claims the stock fans will fit but i'd like to for certain.

yshi - whose now driving from the wrong side again

 

Stock fan didn't fit on my Koyo,so i don't have a fan as of now.If i could do it all over again i'd go C&R,since it comes w/a fan and its plug & play.

But the Koyo is still a nice radiator.

 

Yoshi you should look in to the C n R it comes with a fan so no worries about if the stock one fits

 

thanks fellas

now where to pick one up...

yshi - who has to start his aoisearch all over again for a C&R...

 

user "earl" sells them, Yoshi.