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evening mao

wondering if you stock or could get in radiator shrouds?

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Don't keep them in stock. Are you loking for c/fibre or aluminium?

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Wouldnt mind a price for both but I think ali would be nice. I ask here openly so mayby other members would be interested also
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Not having a go but isn't the standard cap 0.9 psi, going to 1.3 is roughly a 40% increase in pressure.........That's a lot more than 0.2lb sounds and people forget the little hoses like the ones that are under the manifold which are either a pig to change yourself for the first time or very expensive to have a mechanic replace, I remember doing it myself & what a pita.
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Subaru std cap v Sti rad cap = STD cap 0.9bar (13.05 psi) to STI cap 1.3 bar (18.85 psi) ..... 5.8 psi increase.

The OEM Subaru STI cap is 1.3 bar, the one the op posted is 1.3 kgcm2 which is 18.5 psi.....Slightly lower than the STI option rad cap.



I'd call it safe, seeing as Subaru market it as an 'upgrade' for all WRX's.

I've been running the Subaru STi one for for 4 years, no dramas.

If your hoses are soft & swollen crap, they'll fail soon regardless...Maintenance FTW!
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Good pt. I think Jordie did mention earlier as well. We'll be bringing in full silicon hose sets for the newer models shortly, as well as the earlier models that ran 0.9 caps as standard. Trying to put a reasonable package together with bigger radiators that will be very well priced.

We also offer an alternate 1.1 Blitz cap as well.

The newer Impreza runs the 1.1 cap and we have had no problems with the 1.3 upgrade.


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Rossco, you are right on the money.

I am very surprised at the number of Imprezas wanting mods done to their cars, but with cooling systems so badly maintained. Doesn't make sense.

Basics of having a well flowing radiator, interval water pump changes, coolant hoses, thermostat and radiator cap maintenance just isn't something placed as a priority these days.

Also have realised through the years that a lot of ppl do not place importance on the little factory temp gauge in the car. It is the most important gauge other than the fuel gauge. If it goes a little higher than normal, the first thing to do is to pull the car to the side of the road let it cool down and call the towie. Do not even continue driving. Have seen ppl drive the car without even realising the temp gauge is reading high and some who have seen the high temp, will still continue driving.

If I have so much as a hose leak, the whole radiator will be sent for a flow test, thermostat and coolant cap will also be changed. If the hose or any part of the cooling system has perished, it tells you a lot of the rest of the cooling system. A little money spent, will see me save a lot of money from expensive repairs and get me good hp as well.

All my cars other than my ute, have silicon radiator hoses, upgraded radiators, radiator cap, fan controllers and lower temp thermostats. That is extra hp through cooling efficiency that will not stress your engine at all, and save you money in the long haul.

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Subaru std cap v Sti rad cap = STD cap 0.9bar (13.05 psi) to STI cap 1.3 bar (18.85 psi) ..... 5.8 psi increase.

The OEM Subaru STI cap is 1.3 bar, the one the op posted is 1.3 kgcm2 which is 18.5 psi.....Slightly lower than the STI option rad cap.



I'd call it safe, seeing as Subaru market it as an 'upgrade' for all WRX's.

I've been running the Subaru STi one for for 4 years, no dramas.

If your hoses are soft & swollen crap, they'll fail soon regardless...Maintenance FTW!
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great advice from everyone

Mao any more news about the radiator shrouds?

Not entirely sure if it works but it looks bling

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Trying to get pricing on alternatives other than Zero Sports and Cusco. Will advise soon.
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Trying to get pricing on alternatives other than Zero Sports and Cusco. Will advise soon.
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