MotoBlue vs JDM Heat Exchanger
Motoblue Heat Exchanger
* Features Fully fabricated from aluminum for light weight
* 16 Fins Per Inch Core, more airflow to provide better cooling
* Furnace Brazed eliminating sealing problems and need for epoxy
* Individually designed for each vehicle to produce maximum efficiency
* does not require ANY modification to install
* Includes all the necessary hardware for easy installation
* 1/2" NPT fitting for drain back

JDM Unit
* Features Fully fabricated from aluminum for light weight
* 16 Fins Per Inch Core, more airflow to provide better cooling
* Furnace Brazed eliminating sealing problems and need for epoxy
* Individually designed for each vehicle to produce maximum efficiency
* does not require ANY modification to install
* Includes all the necessary hardware for easy installation
* 1/2" NPT fitting for drain back

JDM Unit
Last edited by TampaBlack99; Nov 10, 2003 at 04:14 PM.
LFP has a better deal on a heat exchanger..... Mounts in stock position, more than twice stock core.... Best price in the biz.... give em a call....
Also, he's got em for the 03 cobra as I understand it....
Also, he's got em for the 03 cobra as I understand it....
Last edited by ken800; Nov 10, 2003 at 06:20 PM.
I would trust the JDM or JL before the other and the only reason i say this is because JDM sells Fluidine and JL sells Afco. These are both great radiator manufactors and I haved used both in my race car with 0 problems untill i crashed and bent them up. No flame just my .02
Originally posted by ken800
LFP has a better deal on a heat exchanger..... Mounts in stock position, more than twice stock core.... Best price in the biz.... give em a call....
Also, he's got em for the 03 cobra as I understand it....
LFP has a better deal on a heat exchanger..... Mounts in stock position, more than twice stock core.... Best price in the biz.... give em a call....
Also, he's got em for the 03 cobra as I understand it....
Doesn't JLP carry one as well?
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None of the above!
Fluidyne itself has just released a Lightning-specific exchanger. The ones currently on the market are fabbed by the same source in NJ. The new cooler is fabbed by Fluidyne itself. Retail=$500, so the discount price should be about the same.
Fluidyne itself has just released a Lightning-specific exchanger. The ones currently on the market are fabbed by the same source in NJ. The new cooler is fabbed by Fluidyne itself. Retail=$500, so the discount price should be about the same.
Originally posted by MISTERgadget
any more info or pics on this Tim?
any more info or pics on this Tim?
Saw them at SEMA last week, so I don't know exactly when they will ship (assuming that they have not already shipped).
Re: MotoBlue vs JDM Heat Exchanger
Originally posted by TampaBlack99
Anybody now the difference in size, quality...
The MotoBlue unit is $418 vs $465 from JDM.
Anybody now the difference in size, quality...
The MotoBlue unit is $418 vs $465 from JDM.
$380 is our price thats ($465) from our website which is going to be updated sometime next week.
JimIII
We use AFCO and have for about a year or so now, they come in a really high polished look too!


