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Old Jan 13, 2005, 02:51 PM
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Aftermarket Radiators?

Ok I'm having a hell of a time finding out any info on whether or not anyone makes aluminum radiators for lancers... I've searched alot for info, but I cant get on the computer very often so sorry if theres anything I missed.. thanks in advance for any info.
Old Jan 13, 2005, 02:54 PM
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I'd say take measurements of the size, location of inlet/outlet, and size/location of the cap, then find a radiator shop locally, they should be able to custom order one for you. I haven't heard of any mass-produced ones yet
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Don't the Evo ones match up?
Old Jan 13, 2005, 03:47 PM
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I think I remember seeing something about the inlet/outlet being in different places, I could be mistaken tho
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the in/out shouldn't matter. If you're in need of better cooling badly enough to justify a new radiator, you can buy a few extra feet of radiator hose, right? You can even fab your own mounts, so that shouldn't be a worry. My question is, can you squeeze it in the engine bay? And how do we find evo guys that have upgraded their rads that want to get rid of the cores- or should we just get the upgread they bought?
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the EVo's radiator will fit...inlet/outlet shouldnt matter
Old Jan 13, 2005, 08:42 PM
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is the evo all aluminum? is that what the guy wants...
Old Jan 13, 2005, 09:16 PM
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There was a thread on here not too long ago where a vendor was selling an aluminum rad that supposedly fit in the lancer, I believe. Here it is https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sh...d.php?t=108746.
Old Jan 13, 2005, 09:19 PM
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why do you want a better rad? No one here is pumping over 400 HP at flywheel.

Hell, I have a somewhat, beatup rad on my talon, and it's doing fine.
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i think i remember someone on here who had an aluminum one for his lancer, he was sponsored by them or something. i think it was pwr
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I can see doing it on a show car, a nice shiny rad can look good, but performance wise, unless your racing, or have a high horsepower,aftermarket turbo evo, can't see the necessity.
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found kontradictions thread here. he says the evo one fit, and he even said he heard samco evo radiator hoses would fit ours, so it might be worth looking into
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from a size perspective, any evo radiator (& aftermarket) should drop right in. just have to fit hoses. the stock evo radiator is made by Koyo who also makes aftermarket radiators. i would also try Fluidyne as they make alot of radiators for tons of cars.
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my radiator is a calsonic, or were you referring to the evo's stock rad?
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alright thanks alot for the info guys, i was just considering putting one in because it doesnt seem like too many people have them on lancers... just a thought though, thanks again.


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