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Old April 4th, 2010, 09:45 PM   #1
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Well after being a little scared about putting something that reads "mishimito" in my stang i took the jump and have been very happy with it.

After hooking up a novi 2000 and putting 450 to the wheels last fall the rad held its on without a drop leak or sweat. Plan to put another 100+ to the wheels and even after running for hours in bumper to bumper traffic i never hit anything over 190.

Awesome rad and will probably be getting the mishimoto intercooler if i go with that plan.
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Old April 9th, 2010, 03:47 PM   #2
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Awesome!!!! You have any pics of it installed?
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Old April 9th, 2010, 05:55 PM   #3
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THanks for the review, I was wondering if they were a good brand.
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Old April 14th, 2010, 11:47 PM   #4
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Once its outta storage ill take some pics of it.
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Old April 16th, 2010, 10:34 AM   #5
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Ooohh! when will that be?
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Old April 17th, 2010, 05:37 PM   #6
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im seriously considering one for my 96, but a lot of sn95 guys complain about them cracking. guess ill take the chance though considering their no questions asked return policy.
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I hate mishimoto.... i had 3 radiators go bad from them before i got a OEM cobra replacement.
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Originally Posted by Handz View Post
I hate mishimoto.... i had 3 radiators go bad from them before i got a OEM cobra replacement.
was the cobra rad the same year as yours? i know all 96 gt's and cobras had cooling problems...
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Originally Posted by BurninRubb3r View Post
Awesome!!!! You have any pics of it installed?
I was happy with mine as well. I don't know if the OP has a pic of it installed but I do.
Granted.. the fan was not or shroud was not put back on yet, but you get the point.


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I finally ordered and installed the mishimoto radiator for my 96 gt. Install was straightforward and I didnt have to buy new rad mounts or modify anything. It was a snug fit, especially because my rad mount was bent by a careless towing job, but everything went in with some patience. So far its been a few weeks and everything seems perfect. Temp sits between O and R in Normal now instead of between A and L while cruising. Fan still kicks on in stop n go, but I attribute that to my uncoated longtubes heat soaking my engine bay. Eventually ill either wrap my headers or install coated ones but so far very happy with my investment.
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Know anything about the the oil cooling systems they make? Do you use any of them?
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I used a Mishimoto radiator with my old S2000. Their radiator caps are usually trash but their radiators are amazing. Almost every S2000 with a Mishimoto radiator needed a new rad cap. I would use them in my Mustang in a heartbeat as long as I use a different rad cap
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Ive also been through 3 mishimotos. they like to crack and leak down near the bottom support area. as for now i gotta advanced radiator in it.
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