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Mishimoto Performance Aluminum Radiator X-Line Manual Transmission
Subaru Models (inc. 2008+ STI / 2008-2014 WRX)
Features & Product Details
RallySport Direct is proud to bring you high-performance automotive cooling components brought to you by Mishimoto.
This is the Mishimoto X-Line Performance Aluminum Radiator. This radiator features super durable all-aluminum construction to be the ultimate solution to your factory radiator. It features strong TIG-welded tanks, and a thick 3-row core to improve the overall cooling efficiency of your vehicle for long-lasting performance.
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I love this. If installed and bleed properly, it will keep your temps well below factory. Install was super easy and pain free. Took less than an hour, and that is including bleeding the system.
It is a great quality, boxy besign but does fit. It is a pretty tight fit if you have everything stock. You’ll have to trim upper and lower radiator hoses and remove cover of air pump. Otherwise it work great. Drain is oversized and in original location and come with two sized fittings for coolant bleed but it’s not a true taper thread so use a good thread sealant. Just wish it had the trans cooler or oil cooler options like the CFS race radiators CSF7042O.
So after completion of the kit on my 08 STI all in all was easy and looks great. Only issue I had was after bleeding process I still had off the chart temps at around 250 degrees. Finally take it to my mechanic and turns out it was the mishimoto caps that was causing the overheating. He said “it was releasing pressure” so he ended up putting some OEM caps and ran it for a good hour and it was operating normally. If anyone has any reasons why, please shoot some knowledge, thanks.
Bought this for my 09 STi needed to do my timing belt maint so decided to upgrade the rad. The only thing that i dont like is the coolant overflow tank is hitting a part of the engine. All in all it does what its meant to do.
My old rad legit exploded as I was driving through salt lake, lucky for me I was able to peice it back together with epoxy and limp it over to my bois at RSD and they hooked me up with one of these bad boys. Thanks RSD you the hommie
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
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Q: 2010 wrx xline manual StraightPipe9142 years ago
How much coolant does the xline hold
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A: Mishimoto does not publish the coolant capacity for this radiator, but the core is roughly 3 times larger than stock.
Riley D. @ RallySport Direct 2 years agoWas this answer helpful?
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Q: Mishimoto X line radiator subiegrsti903 years ago
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A: With this radiator, you should be able to use either cap.
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A: Actually RSD is incorrect. You use the provided 1.3bar Mishimoto cap on the expansion tank. The Mishimoto cap is a 2 valve cap. You use a one valve cap like the factory cap on the radiator. Using a 2 valve cap on the radiator will cause overheating. If you want a higher pressure cap for the radiator, make sure it's a 1 valve 1.1bar cap.
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A: Typo correction for the radiator cap. 1.3bar 1 valve cap. NOT 1.1bar
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Q: Coolant temperature sensor Ken3 years ago
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A: We have not tested fitment with a defi water temp sensor.
Devan M. @ RallySport Direct 3 years agoWas this answer helpful?
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Q: Coolant temps Richard3 years ago
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A: It would depend on your elevation, ambient temps, and what your vehicle has done to it. As a general rule, the added capacity will lower cruising temps slightly and help fight overheating when running the vehicle hard for an extended period of time.
Marcus E. @ RallySport Direct 3 years agoWas this answer helpful?
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Q: Mishi X-Line Kwiksti3 years ago
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A: The X-Line is designed with 3-cores, whereas the standard aluminum radiator is only 2 rows.
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