Who wants aluminum rad for $210
- Thread starter Grimsta
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Also interested! But need specs.... don't really care what it looks like if it's functional. $180 is a great price.
if they have additional coolant capacity, and are well made...count me in!!
i never heard of this company,do they make aftermarket replacements, or upgrades??
i never heard of this company,do they make aftermarket replacements, or upgrades??
i was agreeing with the person above...
so, when are we gonna some more info from the guy who actually started this post???
-t3d
so, when are we gonna some more info from the guy who actually started this post???
-t3d
I'm always a skeptic. I'd have to see the quality & the specs before committing to it. With that said, if the quality is good, and the specs are at least as good as stock, for that price I'd be in for one for the MKIII.
Depends on quality, capacity, and fitment. Looks are not important to me; if it is better than stock I'm interested.
2 row~3 row, fin count, capacity,fitment,ect.....Info needed
2 row~3 row, fin count, capacity,fitment,ect.....Info needed
Grimsta has forsaken us, because he knows he will fail us on getting such quality rads 
j/k lol.
waitin for more details.
j/k lol.
waitin for more details.
I havent heard from Mishimoto in 2 days, but i've sent them a follow up with a link to this thread which should really intice them:naughty:
Back to specs, there aren't any concrete specs yet, because like i said, i just proposed them with the idea to build it BUT if they agree to it, we can give them specs.
These are upgrade radiators not stock size so the capacity and size would be enlarged. Like I mentioned we would build it to match the Koyo AT LEAST. I'm sure they would build it larger than the Koyo however, probably more along the lines for the Fluidyne size.
Also if they do agree to build this it would be a direct drop in, you shouldn't have to modify any of the mounting points. Unless they make it a little taller then top mounts would be necessary, but i'm going to try and get them to make it direct drop in.
About the quality and build. They are tig welded & I've seen these in person and they look just like a Koyo, PWR, Fluidyne to me. Actually they look better than PWR's to me.
So Mishimoto is at SEMA this week and so is my boss. I was going to go, but I have too much work here to do. He has a meeting with them for our distributorship so I'll ask him if they brought it up to him since i let them know I was from Enduro, or they might not since this is between me and them and not involving Enduro.
Back to specs, there aren't any concrete specs yet, because like i said, i just proposed them with the idea to build it BUT if they agree to it, we can give them specs.
These are upgrade radiators not stock size so the capacity and size would be enlarged. Like I mentioned we would build it to match the Koyo AT LEAST. I'm sure they would build it larger than the Koyo however, probably more along the lines for the Fluidyne size.
Also if they do agree to build this it would be a direct drop in, you shouldn't have to modify any of the mounting points. Unless they make it a little taller then top mounts would be necessary, but i'm going to try and get them to make it direct drop in.
About the quality and build. They are tig welded & I've seen these in person and they look just like a Koyo, PWR, Fluidyne to me. Actually they look better than PWR's to me.
So Mishimoto is at SEMA this week and so is my boss. I was going to go, but I have too much work here to do. He has a meeting with them for our distributorship so I'll ask him if they brought it up to him since i let them know I was from Enduro, or they might not since this is between me and them and not involving Enduro.
I'd be interested as well. That's not much more than I paid for my replacement(alum. with plastic tanks). I need to upgrade it soon...
Good news from Mishimoto. They're making one! It should be out in 3-4 months and be in that price. I asked for specs, he didnt give me any since he said they are in developement for it. Sorting out sizes and everything, but yeah... lets sort out some specs amongst ourselves so i can give input to Mishimoto as to what we want. 18 fins per square inch sound good? More, less?
18 fins/inch isn't bad.
Just make sure the stock mounting works, and the hoses are in the right spots!
Just make sure the stock mounting works, and the hoses are in the right spots!
Doward said:
Sounds like there's room for improvement John, but i feel like your keeping it to yourself =P