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    PSF radiators: CSF vs. do88 vs. ??

    Thoughts?

    Haven’t seen the do88 and CSF directly compared yet. Feedback on the do88 seems more consistently positive, though both seem much better than the stock one to my noob brain. Also, the CSF is sold by FCP Euro, which means lifetime warranty on everything in the kit.

    What other options are there?
    2008 M3 Sedan 6MT
    Slicktop, no iDrive | Öhlins by 3DM Motorsport | Autosolutions | SPL

    2012 Mazda5 6MT
    Koni Special Active, Volvo parts

    #2
    Not aware of any other options.

    This is an old review of the CSF which you may or may not have seen.
    Keeping the BMW E92 M3 Cool With CSF Radiators! by Mike Kojima Although the BMW E92 M3 is a fantastic car, one of the best performance sedans made, it does…


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      #3
      Originally posted by tdott View Post
      Not aware of any other options.

      This is an old review of the CSF which you may or may not have seen.
      Keeping the BMW E92 M3 Cool With CSF Radiators! by Mike Kojima Although the BMW E92 M3 is a fantastic car, one of the best performance sedans made, it does…

      Thanks, tdott.

      Figures the PSF is the one fluid they didn't get measurements on! 😆

      Glad to read they didn't have any issues on the stock cooler, though.
      2008 M3 Sedan 6MT
      Slicktop, no iDrive | Öhlins by 3DM Motorsport | Autosolutions | SPL

      2012 Mazda5 6MT
      Koni Special Active, Volvo parts

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        #4
        I haven't seen direct comparisons, other than people with CSF still having issues and people with DO88 having some data that confirms they do something

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