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I have a mishimoto radiator. At idle the highest I get to is 196 F then it drops down to about 185 F. While driving I’m usually averaging about 178 - 190 F if I’m not in stop and go traffic.
I have a Koyo radiator on my 2019 and am really impressed with it. You get a thicker core and all aluminum construction so you don't have to deal with the metal/plastic interface of the OEM one that can crack/leak over time.
I've been using an OEM style Koyo Radiator for the last 10 years on a clutch fan. Multiple track days and never any overheating issues.
Mine bolted right in, no issues, and works spectacularly.
I opted for a stock replacement Koyo with the plastic end tanks again. It'll get you buy for another 10-15 years and 100k miles.
Replaced with a mishimoto and never looked back...
I replaced it with the mishimoto radiator and new hoses too. much better for my 2004 Subaru outback
I just bought a koyo and it's a bit of a learning curve installing it. It took a few hours to burp the system of air but now I'm chasing small leaks. The OEM cap doesn't fit the radiator
Stay away from Mishi. That is certified garbage juice.
i've never really heard good things about mishimoto's fitment and for 500 bucks you could find better mods to do.
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