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Anyone running an O2 Dump with Mishimoto/Koyo Rad?

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Old Feb 13, 2011, 01:02 PM
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Anyone running an O2 Dump with Mishimoto/Koyo Rad?
Hey guys I have been running a JM Fab O2 Dump for awhile now and just purchased a brand new Mishimoto Rad because my stock one kicked the bucket. I had a friend run this setup and the dump actually put a hole in the bottum of the Rad...Does anyone know if the Koyo is a thinner dimension? I just dont want to have stupid problems down the line.

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I have a Mishimoto and its fine, although I have an EPM but should be the same.
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Do you happen to have any pics? just so I can take a look
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Do you happen to have any pics? just so I can take a look
not sure ill check
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the jm fab o2 will most likely hit the rad because its thicker then the stock one
when i was running the jm fab o2 dump, it was VERY close the the stock radiator
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Old Feb 13, 2011, 01:15 PM
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heres a pic i found


look how close that dump tube is to the rad, it is sooooo close to touching on the stock rad
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I Have a EPM 02 Dump and a Mishimoto Radiator. It doesnt to touch the dump, but it is close... i would say about a inch or so.

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Yeah I have the JM Fab so I guess I am a wee bit screwed lol. Anyone know the core thickness of the Mishimoto compared to the Koyo. Cause I would much rather just sell the new mishimoto and buy a koyo rad.
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Ken KOYORAD will be thicker. Just have some one heat up the pipe more away from the rad.
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Originally Posted by Ricekiller81
Ken KOYORAD will be thicker. Just have some one heat up the pipe more away from the rad.
Yeah I guess I am going to have to, sadly the car can't move currently. I really dont want to have to pay to have it towed somewhere just to get a pipe bent...This suckkks!
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I might just try to heat it up myself with a torch and pull it back. My concern then will be the fump hitting the LICP....
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I've heard this before with the jm fab 02 dump and any thicker rad then stock. Like you said I would try heating the pipe up and bending it some. Good luck, you should clear the licp and rad with a little tweaking.
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I've heard this before with the jm fab 02 dump and any thicker rad then stock. Like you said I would try heating the pipe up and bending it some. Good luck, you should clear the licp and rad with a little tweaking.
Thanks, If not i'll literally just buy a stock rad and sell my mishimoto one lol
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Get a Slim Radiator if all else fells.
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you could probably go for a cbrd radiator.
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