[madhas]

hello i was think off getting ALUMINUM RADIATOR but does anyone else have one and no iff they are any good worth having or not
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[Simonh]

not if it is a direct replacement - the gains would not be *that* noticeable, but if it has a larger core then the cooling capacity is increased and there are advantages in that.

Simon

 

[paul cawson]

There is a rule when raising BHP 1/3 of the extra energy goes straight out of the exhaust, 1/3 has to be dealt with by the cooling system and the last 1/3 is your extra power. So a must to have a bigger radiator if you go for significant power gains.

 

[madhas]

so as i am only about 360-370 bhp not really worth it

 

[hodgie]

It only needs to be a consideration if you plan on doing a few trackdays.

 

[323ian]

What makes would people reccomend?

 

[r33 v-spec]

I fitted a Nismo one myself.

Considerably larger core.

Above all didn't need any modifications to fit. Had the mounting points for the rad shroud.

Heard good things about ARC aswell. Got my Nismo one for a bargain hence, the reason going for Nismo. They ain't cheap thats for sure!!!

 

[hodgie]

Theres a few traders on here that sell them.

 

[323ian]

The Koyos are quite cheap now, whats the quality like on these?

 

[mr circuit]

i have a 57mm pwr radiator in the track 33 gtr. it is a direct fit to the car and works very well in the aus summer

PWR Performance Products

 

[professor matt]

i have a koyo radiator in my gtr and it works a treat and the bonus of looking the mut's nut's

 

[Levi_501]

I am going for a Forge Motorsport one

 

[Cardiff R33]

i just bought a radtec one, built in the UK and polished so look good, well worth a look, they have a website, just search them on google

 

[LAURENCE]

Koyo are pretty well made from what I have seen and fairly well priced, you can pick up a real bargain from USA. However there are a few fake Koyo Radiators going around I read, no proof though.
ARC Rad is the daddy though ^_^