Anyone running this in a hatch with a swap?? I'm looking to order one and I want to make sure clearance with stock fan etc etc.....any info would help..

Also, does anyone know the core thickness?? I cant find that anywhere....

 

How does this compare to Fluidyne and C&R??

 

i use a koyo i dont know how well that compares to others but its 53 mm thick. dual core all aluminum. on skyline drive, i was just coasting down the hill and temp gauge went to right above the line for cold..... thermostat never really kicks in either unless its a hot day and i'm sitting in traffic. thats the only time the fans come on.

 

I did hear KOYO is bigger than Fluidyne...but I can' t find the applicatinon I want...most places have OEM replacements and can't tell me if its alluminum or not......it just says direct fit.....

Where could I get one at??

 

I think by meaning "direct-fit" it doesnt mean oem replacement but more so a unit that doesnt require custom mounting. it uses all stock mounts top and bottom. radiator hose location is in same place. even the fan bolts up. i think its a great radiator. i havent had any experience with the fluidyne and others, but i wouldnt mind sticking with the koyo. it should works just as well (imo)

http://www.absoluteradiator.co...od=12

 

i have one on my 2000 coupe, direct bolt on, no modification, fan goes on perfect, only thing i had to do was slightly enlarge the inner diameter of the rubber hoses that go on, other than that, more than enough cooling

 

every<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by phantom_sol &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I think by meaning "direct-fit" it doesnt mean oem replacement but more so a unit that doesnt require custom mounting. it uses all stock mounts top and bottom. radiator hose location is in same place. even the fan bolts up. i think its a great radiator. i havent had any experience with the fluidyne and others, but i wouldnt mind sticking with the koyo. it should works just as well (imo)

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i agree 100 % (i have one)

 

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plus extra cooling capacity that'd never hurt for a swap. and its still a little less expensive that fluidynes.