Toyota Specialist


All Aluminum Racing Radiator
For Toyota Celica 1971-74

All Aluminum Racing Radiator For Toyota Celica
                  1971-75


Excellent cooling for street driven or racing cars!
(For manual transmissions only).

Please Note: The upper inlet pipe location is ideal for Toyota R series type engines.
 T series engines will require fabricating a crossover pipe,Because the upper outlet is on the opposite side.



Price $351.00



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For international and outside USA mainland shipping quotes, please contact:
rick@toyheadauto.com




High Performance (Koyo) Radiator Cap

Please Note: We highly recommend the purchase of this radiator To add to your order.
As the original OEM type Toyota radiator cap will not fit. It is too large.


Koyo Radiator cap

Price $45.00




Koyo Radiator Cap: Can you handle the pressure? The Koyorad hyper Radiator Cap is for intelligent tuners who demand to extract every ounce of cooling efficiency from their performance machines. Koyorad highly recommends our 1.3 bar Koyorad Hyper Cap (Koyo part number SK-C13) for use with Koyorad All Aluminum Racing Radiators (when applicable). The Koyorad Hyper Cap is made in Japan with the highest quality components ensuring the best possible performance from your Koyorad Racing radiator. By increasing the coolant pressure and raising its boiling point, the faster your engine is relieved of excessive engine heat. The Hyper Radiator Cap withstands an open valve pressure rating of 1.3kg cm2, adding to under your the hood desire for extra toughness an elegant touch of style.

*Why is increased Pressure Better?*
It’s simple. When water is pressurized, its natural boiling point is increased. Most modern vehicles are equipped with a 0.9 Bar pressure cap. Koyorad’s Hyper Cap is rated at 1.3 Bar which increases the boiling temperature of your coolant to 267.80 degrees Fahrenheit. That is nearly a 56 degree increase over water's normal boiling point. By increasing the boiling point of water, an engine's cooling system will have the added heat capacity, maximizing performance under ever-changing racing conditions.