Usually, when I write about our products here at Mishimoto, I'm looking for the underlying meaning behind driving. Our performance intakes don't just let more air into your engine; they let it breathe as fast as you do when you're pushing the car to its limits. Our oil coolers don't just keep oil cooler; they give you the confidence to shift a little later, to push the throttle a little harder. Our products aren't just about what they do or how they do it; they're about possibilities and living a little faster than everybody else. This time, however, my job is a bit simpler. This time, I'm writing about our Dodge Charger Hellcat aluminum radiator and the point is clear: it doesn't blow up.
A Not-So-Peaceful Mind
You see, about a year ago, Dodge released a factory service bulletin (FSB) for "intermittent coolant weepage from upper radiator hose or radiator." Yet, if you search the forums or talk to people who have had this issue, the stories vary. Some report smelling