Yonaka intercoolers and radiators
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June 30, 2006 05:33 pm UTC
June 30, 2006 05:33 pm UTC
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Niagara Falls, Ontario
Ziggy Dietrich
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Senior Member, with Far TOO Much Time on Their Hands
Joined: May 2003
Posts: 7,263
Niagara Falls, Ontario
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I just wanted to let everyone know that I am now an authorized dealer for Yonaka intercoolers, 2g aluminum rads, and all the other products they sell.
I didn't really want to make a major announcement of this, as I am still pretty busy with winding down the machine shop. I really wanted to concentrate on new lines in Sept./Oct.
Also, I didn't want to step on Jesse Gill's toes. He has been selling the Yonaka line for some time, as well as having the best price on this site or anywhere else that I know of for DSM link.
I just find it hard to remain silent when a newbie comes on the board and starts selling the stuff that Jesse (and I) are already selling, and claiming he is running a "special", when I know for a fact that those prices are still WAY up there. Either Jesse or myself could EASILY do better.
I know I found the same thing a while back when someone announced "special pricing" on Magnaflow products. I managed to stay silent then, but all of those "special" prices were OVER list price!
I guess what I am telling you guys is do your homework!! A lot of items I can't compete with Ebay, but with Ebay you take your chances. Some stuff I don't have the best connections for, and I might not be the cheapest guy around, but other things, I can DEFINITELY be the cheapest guy around, and still offer you great service.
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Re: Yonaka intercoolers and radiators
#202763
June 30, 2006 07:34 pm UTC
June 30, 2006 07:34 pm UTC
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Anonymous
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Anonymous
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Hey Jeff I'll answer your question. The 2G radiators are a DIRECT bolt on, you don't have to change anything. I kind of notice it gets a little tight for the overflow bottle, but not enough where you can't fit it in still. The stock radiator hoses can be used with out any problem. The radiator itself is almost twice as thick and can take a lot of extra coolant. It flows 30% more than the stocker. Anyway, I hope that helps to answer your question. Just remember, direct bolt on.
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