93-98 Supra Koyo
Just bought one and am ready to install
who has done this?
Was it easy and it bolt right in or did you have a problem with something?
Thanks
Dave

 

The top mounts/ brackets are a little different, everything else fits fine.

 

since we're talking about a radiator, I went ahead and moved this sucker to the engine & transmission section.

 

mine fit perfect... 95 sc300 5 speed, koyo supra tt radiator... you will also need the supar tt fan shroud...

 

just bend the top brackets down a bit and they will fit fine.

 

the top mounts needs to be banged out a bit and bent down.. looks kinda ghetto but it works.. if u are uncomfortable with it aint that hard to fab some new mounts.

 

IT's in and I bent the mounts down a bit.
drilled new holes and made some cuts for the shroud to fit.
every thing is good but it didn't lower my temp at all.
maybe my ac condenser is blocking airflow to the Rad.
Dave

 

My ac condenser is old and crappy

 

consider changing the thermostat, and adding dual puller fans cant hurt either. remove the stock fan and shroud.

 

drive he hell out of your car for about an hour... i bet you notice a huge difference after that. it should help more over time than anything else. not to mention that the temp needle isnt all to percise, so you may not nottice it by eye.

 

anyone knows what kind of aftermaket radiator cap fits on the koyo?

 

I am getting one from greddy.

 

which greddy cap, type "N" or "S". cause i plan on dropping in a koyo soon.

 

There is something wrong with your engine and its not the rad. I just want others to know that my Koyo Radiator handling a MKIV Supra 2jzgte BPU+++ never gets the temp needle much past 1/3 under any circumstances. You can drive the hell out of the engine, the radiator limits the temp.

My car is running a 12" x 24" three row FIMC and the ac coil is there also, so my rad is more blocked than yours with no effect on cooling. No electric push or pull fans used.

My original 2jz-ge could just barely get the eom SC300 rad to a max of 1/2, so there is slight a difference.

Yes, there're not exact, but an indicator.

 

SCoupe,

Great post! Nothing...absolutely nothing speaks like experience. You must have saved this guy a ton.

Thanks

John