can i run my ka rad with a suped up sr20det? my sr's pushing 360whp im pretty sure i should upgrade my radiator but if i dont have to i wont.

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Asked by Marcus Oct 13, 2009 at 11:10 PM about the Nissan 240SX

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can i run my ka rad with a suped up sr20det? my sr's pushing 360whp im pretty sure i should upgrade my radiator but if i dont have to i wont.

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Ian answered 14 years ago

For that much power i would highly recommend spending the extra 300 for a koyo. The risk isn't worth the reward. In fact there is no reward except maybe saving money.

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Jaspaul answered 14 years ago

you should upgrade, if your cheap, go to summit racing and get one of their universal rads, or just get an aluminum one off ebay

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Marcus answered 14 years ago

yah. thanks guys. and im not cheap. just no more money. damn things a money pit

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