Cooling Pro Radiators

[Locutus]

NA and NB have require different radiators. justjap sell the NA ones as well - just ask them. i bought mine from there, but haven't gotten around to installing it yet.

[Jeo]

justjap sell the NA ones as well - just ask them. i bought mine from there, but haven't gotten around to installing it yet.

I always wondered about that. Cheers!

[blackster]

justjap sell the NA ones as well - just ask them. i bought mine from there, but haven't gotten around to installing it yet.

I always wondered about that. Cheers!

As well as for the NB, I believe they are the main suppliers into AUS.

http://justjap.com/store/manufacturers. ... turerid=20

[philz]

Hmmm they also sell it for cheap!

[hot rod]

justjap sell the NA ones as well - just ask them. i bought mine from there, but haven't gotten around to installing it yet.

I always wondered about that. Cheers!

As well as for the NB, I believe they are the main suppliers into AUS.

http://justjap.com/store/manufacturers. ... turerid=20

Cheers for that info. I will contact them and order an NA unit.


Thanks again.

[mid life 5]

Fitted one of these to my na6 yesterday, all the holes lined up perfectly. Took about 1 1/2 hours to remove the old and in with the new, so far very impressed, temp gauge sits a little bit lower than before. And it looks bloody good too.

Cheers

Peter.

[philz]

Nice work, I need to get one.

Did you purchase from Justjap?

[mid life 5]

I was going to buy one from justjap but ended up getting one off e-bay (exactly the same), cheaper and also the bigger one (52mm i think). All up $314 delivered.

Cheers

Peter.

[marcusus]

So no bad reports on these performance wise? Fitment wise should be resolved now by the sounds of it all.

[hot rod]

Fitted one of these to my na6 yesterday, all the holes lined up perfectly. Took about 1 1/2 hours to remove the old and in with the new, so far very impressed, temp gauge sits a little bit lower than before. And it looks bloody good too.

Cheers

Peter.

When you say your radiator is 52mm, you're not measuring the width of the tank are you?

Does you car have A/C? I bought the 40mm version and it only just fits, I'm going to have to modify the A/C radaitor lower mounts to bolt it in however.

Also did you have to buy new bolts for the lower hook mount? As the stock ones aren't wide enough obivoulsy, I will have to re-drill them anyway as the holes are too small.

[mid life 5]

Fitted one of these to my na6 yesterday, all the holes lined up perfectly. Took about 1 1/2 hours to remove the old and in with the new, so far very impressed, temp gauge sits a little bit lower than before. And it looks bloody good too.

Cheers

Peter.

When you say your radiator is 52mm, you're not measuring the width of the tank are you?

Does you car have A/C? I bought the 40mm version and it only just fits, I'm going to have to modify the A/C radiator lower mounts to bolt it in however.

Also did you have to buy new bolts for the lower hook mount? As the stock ones aren't wide enough obviously, I will have to re-drill them anyway as the holes are too small.

Yes, mine has a/c. My hook mount bolts fitted fine. Overall mine fitted without cutting, hacking or modifying anything, the only thing i had to do is leave one of the a/c pipe brackets off ( the one closest to drivers side of car, underneath which bolts to bottom of the a/c fan) but it doesn't affect anything, there's no movement of the pipe. I had to leave it off because the thickness of the radiator, there's not enough room for it to bolt up. Also the width of the top tank is 60mm and the core is 52mm. In the week or so since I've fitted this i am very impressed with it

Cheers

Peter.

[hot rod]

Ok thats interesting, cheers for the info! Mine must have been made on a Friday

So how are the OEM hook bolts wide enough for the 52mm core, the stock one is only about half as wide? I'll have to go to a bolt warehouse I guess.

Also are you running an earth strap? I was going run one from the bottom hook mount to the engine block somewhere as the radiator itself is going to be touch metal in a few places I'd think.

I have also found a few other issues, decided to replace all of my water hoses as some of them are looking a touch cruddy.

The thermostat line was already leaking, I pulled it off to find few additional holes Ow well it wont be getting fixed today

[mid life 5]

My original hook bolts fitted so i don't know why your ones don't. Earth strap didn't think about that, do i have to fit one.

Cheers

[hot rod]

They don't fit (aren't long enough) becasue the original lower bolts are only as wide as the STOCK radiator Anyway that's no worry to sort.

I am going to fit an earth strap as precaution. You can do a test with a multimeter and check if you have any unwanted voltage. If you've flushed your coolant properley and haven't added any additional/aftermaret wiring then you shouldn't have a problem.

[bruce]

Earth strap for a radiator? Never heard of that before.