Private Label

Product offerings and inquiries

BENEFITS OF MISHIMOTO PRIVATE LABEL

Mishimoto has 15+ years of experience engineering and manufacturing
complete performance cooling. We take pride in working with companies
across the globe and helping them achieve their perfect cooling system.

Cost and product analysis

Engineering consulting and discussion

Reliable lead times

Robust quality control and inspection reports

Rapid Prototyping

CUSTOM MANUFACTURING

YOU THINK IT, WE BUILD IT

  • Professionally designed, engineered, and tested products for commercial and retail use
  • Experience with Industrial, Automotive, and Agricultural applications

OTHER PRODUCTS FOR PRIVATE LABEL

COMPLETE COOLING SYSTEMS

  • Aluminium Radiators
  • Heat Exchangers
  • Silicone Hoses
  • Thermostats
  • Aluminum Expansion Tanks

CHARGED AIR COMPONENTS

  • Tube-and-Fin / Bar-and-Plate
  • Complete Intercooler Systems
  • Pipe and Boot Kits
  • Intercooler Cores
  • Aluminum Expansion Tanks

OIL & TRANSMISSION COOLERS

  • Complete kits
  • Tube-and-Fin / Bar-and-Plate Coolers
    (with AN fittings, dual pass or single pass)

SILICONE

  • Hoses
  • Couplers
  • Elbows
  • Reducers

INTAKE SYSTEMS

  • Complete Intake Systems
  • Intake Filters
  • Filter Housings
  • Piping

OTHER

  • Oil filler / Radiator Caps
  • Shift Knobs
  • Accessories

PRIVATE LABEL INQUIRIES

1. Your Info
2. Brief Product Overview

SEE THE R&D BEHIND OUR PRODUCTS

  • Upcycle – 2023+ Nissan Z Performance Intercooler R&D, Part 1 – Plans and Prototypes
    Posted: February 09, 2023
    Upcycle – 2023+ Nissan Z Performance Intercooler R&D, Part 1 – Plans and Prototypes

    We all know how the saying goes. “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.” Like any overutilized cliché, there’s some truth to it. It wouldn’t have assimilated into our lexicon if it wasn’t, right? The same sentiment rings true for Nissan’s Z-cars. These sporty coupes don’t change much between generations, but we can help but adore them. The latest generation is no exception to this trend. Nissan upcycled many of the primary aspects of the latest Z. From the retro styling, the 370Z DNA underpinning the chassis, and the VR30DDTT nestled under the characteristically long hood, we’ve seen these designs before. To some, it may seem like a parts bin model, but we all know this concoction results in a new, exciting car packed with potential. Potential that we already have the plan to unlock.

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  • Shock Value – 2021+ Ford Bronco Rear Shock Skid Plate R&D – Concept to Completion
    Posted: February 09, 2023
    Shock Value – 2021+ Ford Bronco Rear Shock Skid Plate R&D – Concept to Completion

    What makes for a successful off-roader? Sure, a powerplant sending loads of low-end grunt to all four grippy all-terrain tires combined with a high-rising and flexible suspension are all essential to the success of any overlander, but that’s not necessarily the secret sauce. Durability is the key. Nothing spoils the euphoria of cruising through gorgeous landscapes in your Bronco, quite like a trail obstacle jumping out and viciously assaulting your undercarriage. While most of the critical bits under your Bronco are already well protected, the rear suspension is still left defenseless against the menacing wilderness. Well, defenseless until now.

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  • Consistent Performer – 2022+ Nissan Z Performance Heat Exchanger R&D, Part 1 – Design Plans
    Posted: February 09, 2023
    Consistent Performer – 2022+ Nissan Z Performance Heat Exchanger R&D, Part 1 – Design Plans

    What makes a car so alluring? Sure retro-modern styling combined with a power-hungry powerplant draw you in, but what keeps you in the driver’s seat? Consistency. Sports cars like the Z are intended for those with a lead foot and a need for speed, so keeping things consistently cool is imperative. Let’s face it. There’s no worse torture to an enthusiast than having to feather the throttle on their high-strung sports car because of looming high temperatures. Nissan knows this, and while they did their best to set the Z up for intercooling success, the heat exchanger still needs an overhaul for what we enthusiasts have in store.

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