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Found this but no so sure he didn't just get a stock NB radiator since I can read the stickers on his picture. I think for the Mazdaspeed Radiator it should show BP8J-15-200A and if it was a stock NB Radiator it would be BP4W-15-200A.
I just installed a MSM radiator on my NB1 yesterday. It mounts right up (as expected), but what I didnt expect is that the stock NB1 fans bolt right up with no modification. The top of the fan shroud bends a wee bit due to the thicker core of the MSM rad, but it works just fine. This makes the swap almost a no brainer - no complicated MSM fan wiring job necessary. I'm going to the track in 2 weeks, so I'll report back on how it fares compared to the previous OEM radiator.
Ours shows BP4W on the little silver sticker.
Last edited by POS Racing; 06-24-2013 at 09:41 AM.
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So impressive.
twssOriginally Posted by jrj512
Pics and Vids of you putting it in.
twss
Pervs.....
Original Radiator core measures .627" Thick.
Mazdaspeed Miata radiator measures 1.065"
twss
On the track, I am fearless.
If you were as slow as me, you wouldn't be afraid either.
1994 M Edition
CSP 67
Well the radiator is installed in the car. Just one simple modification required for the fans to work.
I saved myself $80.00 with the Mazdaspeed Radiator vs. installing an OEM in the car.
Cool!
(...it is cool, isn't it??)
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