aftermarket radiators

[TomK]

I know loads of companies do uprated radiators, from the cheaper end of the market, japspeed, apex etc up to the JFK stuff like koyo, but which if any mount in the standard place allowing for the fan cowling, intercooler pipes and all other ancillaries to be kept and require no modifying. I have no problem buying an apex or japspeed if they fit like oem, but am also willing to pay more for one that will, basically I'm trying to say the oem fit and look is more important than cost (to a degree).

So does anyone know which rad will keep all stock features and not require nodding?

 

[nikkisixx69]

i have a yashio factory triple core copper rad! very thick but fits like a standard unit!

my friend actually has one for sale too at a very good price if your interested!

 

[pegliobaglio]

I have a 56mm apex rad on mine in factory position is a tight fit though. If I didn't get such a good deal on the rad i bought I would have gone for a koyo though, they are very good.

 

[TomK]

I had a koyo on my s13, lovely piece of kit, but I think I had to remove the cowling to get it to fit.

I could well be interested in the yashio item, pm me.

 

[Chriscooke]

After a bad experience with my japspeed rad which didn't fit very well at all (I also don't believe the rad cap worked as it should) I've now got a koyo rad which is a perfect fit and needs no modifications to get it to fit as it should

 

[J0R04N]

I have a Koyo N flow 56mm and its awesome! Build quality is unmatched and most importantly the car never gets hot!

 

[Sean]

Off topic
J0R04N where did you get the pipe for re-circing your bov? I need to source some flexible piping at a good price.

 

[J0R04N]

It's a samco xtreme 28mm hose, from demon tweaks

 

[Auss15]

Iv'e got a 56mm Greddy/Trust and it fits perfectly. Retains all stock fittings including the shroud

 

[TomK]

How much did the greedy kit set you back?

 

[Auss15]

About the equivilant of 440 pounds new