Mishimoto Performance Radiator Thread
#121
Melting Slicks
For those of you have the external cooler in front of radiator and go to the in-radiator style cooler go buy oil lines for the 2005 Z51 Corvette which had the cooler in the radiator.
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#122
Burning Brakes
Very cool! Do you have any data on how the oil temps were affected vs. stock?
Oil temps are my main concern at this point.
Watched the a video you posted regarding the overall develpment on the Z06, props to you guys for doing all that R&D. Also is’t a great looking radiator! Where is this product manufactured?
Oil temps are my main concern at this point.
Watched the a video you posted regarding the overall develpment on the Z06, props to you guys for doing all that R&D. Also is’t a great looking radiator! Where is this product manufactured?
#124
Instructor
the z06 external oil cooler was already over sized for street use, alot of times it take 30+ mins for my oil to reach 200. i didnt pay much attention to warm up time bc i tested idle temp again (which was 185 after 35 mins) but while running it maintained coolant temps it went up after the hits i made but fell back to 200 quicker than coolant. i then went make few hits but temp was only 86F outside. it cruised around 198-201F. i made a 60-160 hit, burn out and 0-140, then another 60-160 hit pretty much back to back. i was able to get the coolant temp up to 221F all of this with the AC on and set to 60. after all the hits i put back in 6 gear headed home and withing 15 seconds temps trended downward and was back to 203-205 within 3 minutes.
stock radiator and prospeed fans would of been 235-240 after these hits and wouldn't cooled down unless i put AC off. and then would take along time just to get back to 220.
so far im happy with product, really want to get some 95-100F high humidity weather to really put to test.
also take in mind my build, LSX YSI 1000rwhp build which generated alot more heat than some others.
stock radiator and prospeed fans would of been 235-240 after these hits and wouldn't cooled down unless i put AC off. and then would take along time just to get back to 220.
so far im happy with product, really want to get some 95-100F high humidity weather to really put to test.
also take in mind my build, LSX YSI 1000rwhp build which generated alot more heat than some others.
#125
Racer
Late to the party with install pics. The Mishi radiator fit better on my twin turbo C6 than a stock one did. I also blew enough dust out of my condenser to build another Car out of dirt so I recommend doing that while the opportunity presents itself.
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#126
Drifting
Where did you get your radiator shroud cover from?
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#129
Former Vendor
#130
Hi, why other side?
I want to use a temperature regulated Oil adapter on the motor side which has dash 8 connectors. The mishimoto cooler has stock connectors, I found them not bad fast an easy to install but need something to conntect with them.
Greetings
I want to use a temperature regulated Oil adapter on the motor side which has dash 8 connectors. The mishimoto cooler has stock connectors, I found them not bad fast an easy to install but need something to conntect with them.
Greetings