Uploaded May 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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After seeing coolant temps on the Lufi gauge reach 108 degrees c both on track and during regular driving (up mountains behind trucks going slow etc) I had to nab the Mishimoto radiator when it was on sale. This bargain was around $350AU instead of $900!
Well, we got around to fitting it. It's a relatively involved but straight forward job, just time consuming and 2 people needed in parts. It's such a shame this is so hidden within the radiator pack, it's a great looking radiator.
Being a triple core, cooling should be good and consistent, hopefully being made from aluminium it is similar in weight to the stock unit with all the benefits of extra cooling and recovery.
I hope you enjoy the video and please like, comment share and subscribe to my channel! All monies generated by your views go directly back into the channel by way of parts, labour, music subscriptions, camera and sound gear etc, so thank you very much for keeping the channel going.
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Disclaimer: I am not a professional mechanic. Although I show the steps on how to fit the parts featured in this video on my own car, I hold no responsibility to any damages caused to anyone else's vehicle during their or other peoples attempts to install any parts on other vehicles.
Parts and process used in this video were current at the time of filming.
Music throughout the video courtesy of Epidemic Sound - Subscription current at the time of video release.
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After seeing coolant temps on the Lufi gauge reach 108 degrees c both on track and during regular driving (up mountains behind trucks going slow etc) I had to nab the Mishimoto radiator when it was on sale. This bargain was around $350AU instead of $900!
Well, we got around to fitting it. It's a relatively involved but straight forward job, just time consuming and 2 people needed in parts. It's such a shame this is so hidden within the radiator pack, it's a great looking radiator.
Being a triple core, cooling should be good and consistent, hopefully being made from aluminium it is similar in weight to the stock unit with all the benefits of extra cooling and recovery.
I hope you enjoy the video and please like, comment share and subscribe to my channel! All monies generated by your views go directly back into the channel by way of parts, labour, music subscriptions, camera and sound gear etc, so thank you very much for keeping the channel going.
Follow on Instagram @fordyford_revo2
Thank you to the following who support the channel:
DC3D Design - use discount code fordy10 at checkout
https://m.facebook.com/Dc3dDesign
Avrilcadabra who makes rad synth tracks and provides the opening theme song and other music on the channel
https://m.youtube.com/user/avrilcadabra/videos
Disclaimer: I am not a professional mechanic. Although I show the steps on how to fit the parts featured in this video on my own car, I hold no responsibility to any damages caused to anyone else's vehicle during their or other peoples attempts to install any parts on other vehicles.
Parts and process used in this video were current at the time of filming.
Music throughout the video courtesy of Epidemic Sound - Subscription current at the time of video release.
