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  1. A close-up shot of a Mishimoto radiator installed in a red BMW E36.

    Upgrading Your BMW E36 - Essential Cooling and Performance Parts

    When the BMW E36 launched in 1990, it quickly earned a reputation for its balance of performance, handling, and everyday usability. Its lightweight chassis and smooth inline-six engines made it a standout in the compact executive car segment. Over the course of its production, BMW expanded the lineup to include sedans, coupés, convertibles, wagons, and hatchbacks, all built on the same driver-focused platform.

    More than two decades later, the E36 continues to maintain a strong following in the automotive world. Its combination of sharp handling, solid construction, and a simple, modifiable engine bay makes it a platform that appeals to enthusiasts and daily drivers alike. Owners value the E36 not just for its performance potential but also for its reliability, ease of maintenance, and the satisfaction of working on a car that rewards both care and upgrades.

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  2. Engineered Endurance - Cooling the Fifth-Generation Toyota 4Runner

    Engineered Endurance - Cooling the Fifth-Generation Toyota 4Runner

    The Toyota 4Runner has earned its reputation as a dependable and capable SUV, a vehicle that can tackle rugged trails, carry heavy gear, and handle towing demands with confidence. Fifth-generation 4Runners, in particular, have a loyal following among overlanders and outdoor enthusiasts who value durability and versatility. While the stock cooling systems on these vehicles are sufficient for everyday driving, anyone who pushes their 4Runner to its limits, whether off-road or towing, quickly discovers that stock components have their limits. Heat is one of the biggest threats to both engine and transmission performance, and maintaining optimal temperatures is key to preserving the longevity of the vehicle. That’s why we set out to develop cooling

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