New full replacement, no modification necessary radiator for the D17 series!
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New full replacement, no modification necessary radiator for the D17 series!
Introducing the Koyo Aluminum 36MM Radiator for the 01-03 Civic D17 w/ a Manual Transmission.
**Nocolok Brazing: Tubes, Fins, Headers and Brackets are brazed in state-of-the-art Nocolok Furnace, bonding all components into an indestructible radiator.
**OE Specification mounting: Fan mounts are situated to OE specification; allowing both stock and performance fans to be used.
**hand-crafted Heliarc Soldering: Heliarc Soldering is the highest in industry standard for enforcement along aluminum connections.
**Tube and Fin Alignment: Construction under strict quality control and solid boxing result in pristine tube and fin alignment, fresh from the factory.
**KOYO Mirror Finish: All Aluminum surfaces are buffed before boxing to a confident mirror finish
http://dezod.com/pd_koyo.cfm
**Nocolok Brazing: Tubes, Fins, Headers and Brackets are brazed in state-of-the-art Nocolok Furnace, bonding all components into an indestructible radiator.
**OE Specification mounting: Fan mounts are situated to OE specification; allowing both stock and performance fans to be used.
**hand-crafted Heliarc Soldering: Heliarc Soldering is the highest in industry standard for enforcement along aluminum connections.
**Tube and Fin Alignment: Construction under strict quality control and solid boxing result in pristine tube and fin alignment, fresh from the factory.
**KOYO Mirror Finish: All Aluminum surfaces are buffed before boxing to a confident mirror finish
http://dezod.com/pd_koyo.cfm
Last edited by dezod; Jun 21, 2004 at 02:40 PM.
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