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    illian,

    the tt radiator is the same size as the atx one. either should work fine. a larger aftermarket one is even better, especially if you plan to put a transmission cooler in front of it. and no, an external cooler doesn't defeat the purpose. i don't know with 100% certainty, but i believe using a 93 ecu on a 95 harness will require you to have a separate switch for the radiator fans...or else, you'll have to hard-wire them on. this was the case with my car, but it's USDM spec harness and JDM spec ecu.

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    Quote Originally Posted by IPD View Post
    illian,

    the tt radiator is the same size as the atx one. either should work fine. a larger aftermarket one is even better, especially if you plan to put a transmission cooler in front of it. and no, an external cooler doesn't defeat the purpose. i don't know with 100% certainty, but i believe using a 93 ecu on a 95 harness will require you to have a separate switch for the radiator fans...or else, you'll have to hard-wire them on. this was the case with my car, but it's USDM spec harness and JDM spec ecu.
    Well, I just bought the ATX radiator several months ago and spending another $100 if I don't have to is not what I am looking for...

    About the ECU, I know that I will have to wire up a separate relay - I have already bought it. However, I read something about one of the pinouts that needs to be grounded so that the transmission will work properly and so that the timing won't be wrong. Did you have to do that with your car? I will try to find the thread that mentions it and post the link here so you can see what I am talking about. I am just scared about this timing thing...
    '95 Mitsubishi GTO AWD ATX - '99 front end conversion, TT conversion (19Ts), Forced Four shift box with paddle shifters, A/A wing, LCDBC, 3" straight piped exhaust with no cats and gutted pre-cats, Custom rear diffuser, HIDs, Carbon fiber steering wheel, 18" Mustang Saleen replicas.
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    i can't give you more specifics. shooter83 did the work for me, and i'd have to ask him. there are others on here who should be able to speak to it though. bigtyla comes to mind.

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