Mishimoto - Performance Aluminum Radiator - 13+ Subaru BRZ

MishimotoSKU: MMRAD-BRZ-13

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Mishimoto - Performance Aluminum Radiator - 13+ Subaru BRZ

The Subaru BRZ is the perfect car for tearing up back roads or hitting the autocross course. Aggressive driving results in increased engine temperatures necessitating an effective solution for keeping your flat four cool. Mishimoto has the perfect upgrade, the Subaru BRZ performance aluminum radiator, to eliminate rising temperatures. The Mishimoto BRZ radiator features all-aluminum construction with TIG-welded end tanks and a 100% brazed aluminum core. This radiator is constructed from high-quality aircraft aluminum with a polished finish for the perfect combination of performance and style. The Mishimoto BRZ radiator is precision engineered for flawless drop-in fitment while providing increased cooling capacity and efficiency. Like all our aluminum radiators, this product comes with the unparalleled Mishimoto Lifetime Warranty.

  • Increased cooling capacity
  • Direct fit for the 2013+ Subaru BRZ
  • 100% brazed aluminum core
  • TIG-welded to perfection
  • Lifetime warranty

Material Aluminum

Chassis Codes

ZC6
ZN6

Engine Codes

FA20
4U-GSE

Fits

2013+ Subaru BRZ
2013-2016 Scion FR-S
2017+Toyota GT86

Overall Height 16.25"

Drain Plug Thread Size (M12) x 1.5

Overall Length 30.13"

Tank Wall Thickness 0.08"

Outlet 1.57"

Rows 2

Inlet 1.57"

Coolant Capacity 2.15

Dual Pass False

Purchase Includes

Mishimoto Radiator
Magnetic Drain Plug
Additional Mounting Hardware
Mishimoto Lifetime Warranty

Overall Width 4.3"

Core Length 25.6"

Core Height 14"

Core Size 25.60" x 14.00"

Core Thickness 1.37"

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