Description
Mishimoto developed this fan and shroud upgrade for the 1990-1997 Toyota MR2 as a focused upgrade that supports radiator airflow when vehicle speed alone is not enough.
How it supports the build
The upgrade complements radiator and thermostat changes by improving the airflow side of the thermal-management equation. Applied to the 1990-1997 Toyota MR2, the result is a better-matched supporting system for restoration-minded street builds, weekend canyon cars, autocross, and track preparation.
For this specific application, the goal is to support the way a 1990-1997 Toyota MR2 is typically upgraded and driven rather than simply replacing a stock component with a shinier version.
Recommended driver
Best match: builders looking for a more complete cooling-system solution. The upgrade is most worthwhile for a car that is driven often enough and hard enough for the factory component to become part of the build plan.