Subject	I really appreciate your input... MORE
Posted by	PiotrC70 on May 25, 2002 at 7:24 PM
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In Reply To	With your mods...stick with stock posted by SteamyZ(ZtoyZ.NET©) on May 25, 2002 at 07:06 PM
Message	this isn't a purchase solely on seeing how cold I can make my engine.. (well sorta..hehe) the main reason I'm going w/ a radiator and an oil cooler ( plus alum. rad. hose) is because it's more of a preventive step. Not necessarily saying that I'm gonna overheat my engine but more on the lines of I plan to do more to my car and I would like to have the satisfaction of knowing that on cold days and hot days, cool blood is running through my engine... I mean, 20 degrees cooler is more of a prolonging step... I forgot to mention.. Gunghoe and I are doing my 120K (in about 3-4K) and that's why I'm buying these toys is because I'll have my front torn apart anyways... as well as putting an UD pulley. So is it my understanding that since I'm not pushing steamy's kind of power I should go for the middle-top of the road and go w/ Koyo??? I mean, it would make sense for me. "Be kind, for everyone you meet is fighting a harder battle" ~ Plato
Follow Ups	Howe Vs. Koyo... I've used search, someone convince me... - PiotrC70 18:27:07 05/25/02 bigger is better, get the howe, i guarantee you will like it (n/m) - HalfnHalf702(winner) 18:33:34 05/25/02 Bigger is not better: It's about efficiency. The Koyo>> - B-Ster 18:50:30 05/25/02 Its also an easier fit (n/m) - SteamyZ(ZtoyZ.NET©) 19:05:45 05/25/02 I will disagree, Have you ever installed The custom HOWE? (n/m) - wildstar 19:54:01 05/25/02 Both need modding of the upper brackets do they not?? - PiotrC70 20:46:37 05/25/02 I have heard...the koyo is a better fit. Have you - SteamyZ(ZtoyZ.NET©) 13:22:16 05/26/02 From what I read, the fit is the same. Installing - wildstar 16:23:48 05/26/02 uuummmm....well last i check cutting a 1/4 - SteamyZ(ZtoyZ.NET©) 16:41:08 05/26/02 Bigger is not better, you are correct the effieciency of - wildstar 19:56:47 05/25/02 With your mods...stick with stock - SteamyZ(ZtoyZ.NET©) 19:06:39 05/25/02 I really appreciate your input... MORE - PiotrC70 19:24:14 05/25/02 Ill be sticking with stock unless - SteamyZ(ZtoyZ.NET©) 13:24:42 05/26/02 If you keep the stock thermostat, the radiator is only - wildstar 16:27:10 05/26/02 Very true... (n/m) - SteamyZ(ZtoyZ.NET©) 12:48:14 05/27/02 I have to disagree with you on this one SteamyZ. Its NEVER> - Z-Jay (Edmonton) 19:58:46 05/25/02 a nismo radiator cap improves cooling??? (n/m) - Chris (NJ) 20:16:08 05/25/02 the radiator cap.. (nismo is 18.5 lbs) and from the HOWE - PiotrC70 20:39:15 05/25/02 Hell yes. The higher pressure raises the boiling point of > - Z-Jay (Edmonton) 00:12:05 05/26/02 cool =) i did not know that (n/m) - Chris (NJ) 15:27:47 05/26/02 Well.... - SteamyZ(ZtoyZ.NET©) 13:21:16 05/26/02 koyo....... - mr.z 19:21:29 05/25/02 And that makes the koyo better then the howe how? (n/m) - snoguitar 19:32:13 05/25/02 i dont think he was saying it was better, but just giving an - Chris (NJ) 19:52:07 05/25/02 thank you (n/m) - mr.z 19:59:29 05/25/02 Just cause the needle is at 1/3 doesn't mean the temp - wildstar 19:53:31 05/25/02 meant 1/2 (n/m) - wildstar 20:03:42 05/25/02 Check water temp. with a Techtom, not the temp. gauge. The - TTony 22:58:09 05/25/02 Are you getting a Techtom, how will you know if you are... - TTony 23:01:46 05/25/02 Re: Are you getting a Techtom, how will you know if you are. - PiotrC70 23:17:31 05/25/02 I have the HOWE, cruising on the freeway at 98degrees - MikeH(Twin GT35BB Incon Z) 09:11:46 05/26/02
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