koyo radiator install.
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koyo radiator install.
I have a 1991 Rx7 with a jdm turbo swap. I got a koyo radiator but it doesnt bolt up to the stock location. Was wondering if anybody had this problem. Or if you could take a picture of how you mounted yours. thanks.
-Rich
-Rich
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You'll also need the mounting kit that usually comes with it. It's basically 4 spacers and 4 new, longer bolts. The radiator shroud get pushed out ~3/4 of an inch, and you'll need to fill the gaps w/ foam tape.
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I have S4 stock brackets somewhere in my box of madness. Offer lots of $ to motivate to dig through it and they're yours.
S5 and S4's are indeed different for what ever reason. So, if you have an S4 and want to retain your stock fan shroud, you'll want S4's. Same reason, stay in series for S5's. And, I'll confirm you'll want to have eitehr some custom made single or a collection of same size washers to mount the shroud properly.
I'm speaking from experience as I have Koyo's on all three of my 2nd Gens, including a double pass on The Beast. The double pass rad requires modification (a bit of cutting away) to the shroud itself that is not needed on the single pass version.
S5 and S4's are indeed different for what ever reason. So, if you have an S4 and want to retain your stock fan shroud, you'll want S4's. Same reason, stay in series for S5's. And, I'll confirm you'll want to have eitehr some custom made single or a collection of same size washers to mount the shroud properly.
I'm speaking from experience as I have Koyo's on all three of my 2nd Gens, including a double pass on The Beast. The double pass rad requires modification (a bit of cutting away) to the shroud itself that is not needed on the single pass version.