[ts-okinawa]

What's up everyone? Does anyone have information on radiator/cooling upgrades? I remember seeing a old post for a custom 3-core that Don C. and Shawn P. fabricated, but I can't seem to find that info on the forum. Has anyone had experience with this (or other) aftermarket units in their MKII's? It hit a riduculous 110 degrees today in Vegas, and I know its going to get worse. I'm seriously looking into cooling modifications, even non-radiator upgrades that you all have had success with. Any info is appreciated, thanks.

 

[jefe_not]

Nix99 3 core radiator - works for me

I have a 7MGE conversion on an '85. Problems.
Don's radiator certainly solved any overheating issues I had.

Jeff
Santa Fe, New Mexico...

 

[Junkie]

1 in stock $350 + shipping.Nix 99-1-800-782-0682

 

[Norbie]

Any radiator shop can upgrade your existing radiator to a 3-core unit. That's what I did for Project 2JZ, and it only cost me AU$250. Sure you could get a fancy aftermarket rad, but if an upgraded stocker keeps a boosted 2JZ cool I doubt you'd need anything more!

 

[Muchbzy]

Any radiator shop can upgrade your existing radiator to a 3-core unit. That's what I did for Project 2JZ, and it only cost me AU$250. Sure you could get a fancy aftermarket rad, but if an upgraded stocker keeps a boosted 2JZ cool I doubt you'd need anything more!

Norbie, tell me more about this. I knew you said that you were having cooling problems but this solved it? Are you running electric fans? What kind of space do you have left? :?

 

[supra_toy]

You could try using Redline wetter water or Hy-per lube suprer coolant the claim up to 20 degree tempature drop ( I just bought a bottle of the hy-per lube stuff myself from Gi-joe's)

from the bottle:

"Super coolant lowers the surface tension of the coolant allowing it to more deeply penetrate the metal surfaces at vital heat-transfer areas in the cooling system. This allows cooling systems using a 50/50 mix of antifreeze and water to run 6-8 degrees cooler, racing apps. using straight water to run up to 20 degrees cooler"

It also states to protect from rust, corrosion and electrolysis.

Just a thought ( certinaly cheeper than a new rad)

Best regards

Will