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Message: [QUOTE="Mishimoto, post: 1281318, member: 10602"] Radiator concerns seem to exist in the entirety of the production range. Sorry to hear about the failure of your factory radiator. The stocker made it 5 years, much better than some other reports I've heard. Let me know if you need any assistance locating a radiator. Our new V2 aluminum radiator is a great replacement. Yes, although less prevalent, some 6.7L owners face a similar concern. Thanks for picking up our radiator! Agreed, great input. The cab mounts have proven to be a big contributor to chassis flex. This translates into the radiator support which then results in twisting of the actual radiator. This is not good, and usually results in a separation of the core from the tanks. Be sure to check out the stock mounts, they tend to disintegrate after a few years. Our new V2 design features a stronger core design and rubber mounting posts to transfer additional flex. More details on the new design can be found below. [url]http://engineering.mishimoto.com/2015/03/mishimoto-ford-6-4l-powerstroke-aluminum-radiator-version-2-details/[/url] Let me know if I can answer any questions! Thanks -John [/QUOTE]

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