I ran that for about a year and several track days, saw about the same temps as with the OEM unit. Certainly wasn't a big improvement, marginal at best. That's why I'm looking for a true upgrade and was hoping to stay with OEM reliability hence looking into the 500 unit if it's any different/better.If you want better, Mishimoto is the way to go
gotcha! for me, running hard in the 100+ degree days with the big intercooler, the stocker just couldn’t pull it off…got the dreaded wrench with ECT, CHT and limp mode warnings, but the Mishy fixed all thatI ran that for about a year and several track days, saw about the same temps as with the OEM unit. Certainly wasn't a big improvement, marginal at best. That's why I'm looking for a true upgrade and was hoping to stay with OEM reliability hence looking into the 500 unit if it's any different/better.
I never got those perse, just hitting some "soft" limits that I have in my head for what is safe or not. So maybe I just wasn't pushing the Mishi enough to see a difference, and at my levels of comfort both produced the same result.got the dreaded wrench with ECT, CHT and limp mode warnings, but the Mishy fixed all that
I honestly have no idea…watched everything like a hawk for the first thousand miles but failed to realize that was springtime. Fired up to come home one of the first 100+ days, found a turbo SS to mess with along the way, and whammoWhat temps were you hitting before and after?
I wasn't talking about cooler temps on the street as those are kinda moot. With both radiators I was seeing 192-196 CHTs while cruising so you're correct no cooler temps because they're ultimately limited by the thermostat. But on track, they both maxed out around 237-240 in similar temps so was seeing just as high CHTs with both.you're not going to see cooler temps, but you will see not as hot of temps, and more stability.