Engine radiator VALEO or Koyo
I have a Koyo radiator on my 2019 and am really impressed with it. You get a thicker core and all aluminum construction so you don't have to deal with the metal/plastic interface of the OEM one that can crack/leak over time.
I've been using an OEM style Koyo Radiator for the last 10 years on a clutch fan. Multiple track days and never any overheating issues.
I opted for a stock replacement Koyo with the plastic end tanks again. It'll get you buy for another 10-15 years and 100k miles.
Bought a Koyo rad for my na. Fit like a glove and it's hand built "from what I've heard"
My koyo was bought secondhand, has done many track days and 40k street miles over 5 years, and I even accidentally tried to jack up the car with it. It's still going fine.
I replaced my radiator several times, always due to corrosion at the bottom edge where brine accumulates. Last time I replaced it for Valeo and for sure it had same design as your "new", which is a stamped aluminium sheets stuck on cylindrical piping. So far so good.
installed a koyo radiator. Very beautiful fitment
I did a Koyorad in mine and it was pretty straightforward. No complaints whatsoever
I bought a Koyo OEM replacement (not the bigger Race version). Absolutely perfect fitment.
Had a Koyo on mine, it was perfect and kept the car cool year round in Southern California even in the canyons on 100+ degree days. It also handled track days without a hiccup
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