Thread: How did you deal with cooling on a force induced nismo?
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Old 10-17-2013, 11:57 AM   #9 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by chops View Post
ok, i know this thread is old, but those who went with the CSF, or even mishimoto radiator, did you have trouble fitting the oil cooler over it, AND keeping the yamaha damper? or did you simply remove it?
CSF w/ 34 row oil cooler here. Both fit just fine, I just rotated the damper.
But for what its worth... that combo wasn't enough to keep me cool on the track after a few laps.

I'm thinking of either relocating the oil cooler to free up some space, and/or adding some more ventilation into the front bumper to get the radiator some more fresh air and vent the hood.
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