Miata 1990-2005: Radiators, Cooling : Radiator

Miata Radiator Factory Size KOYO Replacement---Manual or Automatic (plastic end tank). :: 90-97

This Miata radiator is a stock size replacement that is higher quality than the stock miata radiator but should not be confused with our KOYO all aluminum performance 37mm and 55mm miata radiators. Still has plastic tank sides like the stock Miata radiator, with an aluminum core. Picture is NOT of this unit. Has connections for the Automatic transmission cooling line.

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Installation Instructions

Re: Installing/upgrading Engine Mounts

Thanks to Cyberbug for his R&R tips, I was able to accomplish this quickly today and have a write-up here:http://www.billswebspace.com/miata.html ... ...
Posted by wrh3

Re: NC Coilover Install....OHLINS, JIC, etc...

Thank you morrisg. This is what I wanted to hear.
Posted by Burton

Re: NC Coilover Install....OHLINS, JIC, etc...

Sounds like you set the Ohlins up correctly with the 198mm measurement for the spring perch. If you are using the Ohlins supplied 4kg/mm springs for the rears...
Posted by morrisg

Re: Installing/upgrading Engine Mounts

I had only that day to work. The bolts in question (on top of the old mounts) can only be accessed with the car up on jackstands.Also, the lack of a suggested ...
Posted by hhowey

Re: NC Coilover Install....OHLINS, JIC, etc...

Quote:WARNING...you do NOT adjust height on the Ohlins or JIC by cranking the spring perches up against the spring tension and doing so can DAMAGE YOUR ...
Posted by Burton

Installation Instructions

Re: Installing/upgrading Engine Mounts

Thanks to Cyberbug for his R&R tips, I was able to accomplish this quickly today and have a write-up here:http://www.billswebspace.com/miata.html ... ...
Posted by wrh3

Re: NC Coilover Install....OHLINS, JIC, etc...

Thank you morrisg. This is what I wanted to hear.
Posted by Burton

Re: NC Coilover Install....OHLINS, JIC, etc...

Sounds like you set the Ohlins up correctly with the 198mm measurement for the spring perch. If you are using the Ohlins supplied 4kg/mm springs for the rears...
Posted by morrisg

Re: Installing/upgrading Engine Mounts

I had only that day to work. The bolts in question (on top of the old mounts) can only be accessed with the car up on jackstands.Also, the lack of a suggested ...
Posted by hhowey

Re: NC Coilover Install....OHLINS, JIC, etc...

Quote:WARNING...you do NOT adjust height on the Ohlins or JIC by cranking the spring perches up against the spring tension and doing so can DAMAGE YOUR ...
Posted by Burton