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Senior Member 1995 Toyota Celica ST
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i thought i saw something about a koyo radiator, somwhere but now i can't find anything, does anyone know a place i can find a high performance radiator, thats a direct replace ment of OE. it doesn't have to be koyo, it's just that i thought i saw one once, or mabey it was a dream.
anyway, if anybody knows something PLEAZZZZ let me know!
thanx in advance
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ECelica Staff 2001 Toyota Celica GTS
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I remember a long time ago that there was a company who made a lightweight radiator for our cars but performance wise, i dont think it helped.
Many guys with turbos and what not use the stock radiator with no overheating problems.
If you get an oil cooler, then your water temps may cool slightly.
I have raced my car pretty hard in autox on some really hot days. We're talking 105-110* F. The water temp gauge didn't even pass the normal mark of where it's ususally at when the motor is warmed up.
I believe our water system is more than sufficient than what the average tuner will need.
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Caleb 2000 Toyota Celica
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Caleb
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here you go...custom made to fit the celica. (94-98..but i think it still fits the '00+ models) intensepower.com: koyo radiator for celica [ intensepower.com] cost is about $370 here (might be able to find it cheaper elsewhere). edit--in any case, if it doenst fit..i gotta agree with steven (one post up). it gets extremley hot here and i've never had any problem overheating..even when running my engine hard for over an hour of continuous driving. toyota really did do a good job on our stock setup.
Last edited by sPeEd4tHeNeEd; Jan 18, 2004 7:46pm.
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that radiator is only for the celica GT 94-98
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Caleb 2000 Toyota Celica
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Caleb
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that radiator is only for the celica GT 94-98 yeah, i edited just a little while ago (i guess while you were posting this)
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Caleb 2000 Toyota Celica
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i just checked koyo's website..and according to them they do not make a radiator for any 7th generation celicas. more here: http://www.koyo-radiator.com/Koyo_Toyota_Radiators.html
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Heres one I found at Intense Motorsports out of Arizona. http://www.i-m-racing.com/newkoyalrad.html*Note: I had some trouble with them taking a long time to ship a part to me in the recent past, but that may have been because I am on the East Coast. Anyway, goodluck
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disregard my last post, its just a repost of the same link that speed4theneed put up...my bad
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I have only been able to find radiators for the GT and that was i-m-racing.com I am still searching for a replacement for the stock one. Anyonne know how dinged up a radiator has to be before you start to notice losses?
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Senior Member 1995 Toyota Celica ST
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hopefully by the time i need one they will have one out, i really want aftermarket radiator for looks and most weigh a lot less, i only posted because i thought i saw one once.
i know the cooling system is sufficiant, but i still want it, i should also have an intercooler with nitrous spray, and an oil cooler and tras cooler. just in case
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Sara Sucks :P
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Heres one I found at Intense Motorsports out of Arizona. http://www.i-m-racing.com/newkoyalrad.html*Note: I had some trouble with them taking a long time to ship a part to me in the recent past, but that may have been because I am on the East Coast. Anyway, goodluck I have ordered quite a bit from them without any trouble. About 7 days is what it took to get to Pittsburgh.
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you don't really need to upgrade, as the guys have said.
I ran my radiation for 5-6 hours in 100* temps over the summer during some very high rev autox events.
I had to change the oil, and the coolant was only down a smidgen.
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