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Old 12-13-2019, 08:41 AM #1
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Koyo vs OEM radiator

Lots of threads on using the Koyo. I like OEM since it lasted so long. Any reason to choose Koyo vs OEM except price?
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Have been using the same Koyo for the last decade. No problems to report. Cost was about $90 back in 09....
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I've been running a Koyo for the last 6 years and 100k+ miles with no issues at all. Back when I bought it I did so because OEM was so much more expensive but that's not the case anymore, with the discount places like Camelback they're about the same cost. Either way you can't go wrong.
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