NiMhist

Will the half size Fluidyne for a 90 CRX Si be sufficient for a B16a equipped car?

matt j

yes it should be

Fred n J_v2.0

they make a half size specific for the crx or are you going to use the one for a 92-95?

Vinceg99

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by NiMhist &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Will the half size Fluidyne for a 90 CRX Si be sufficient for a B16a equipped car?</TD></TR></TABLE>
Yes it will be. So then you will be getting the half sized for the CRX from fluidyne correct? Caue it should be a thicker radiator as well.

REDBARON

FYI
I have a CRX HF with a B16, and I didn't change the radiator. It's almost been a year, and I've never had any problems.

slowpokesi

me 2

and i live in texas and only run 1 fan

texas=where lucifer and all the other sinners live.

INTEGRAMIKE

why not use the fluidyne crx rad rather than the 92-95 civic its only 25$ more

FourthGenHatch

Probably not what your looking for but this site sells double thick replacement Radiators for pretty cheap, I've heard the product is good...

http://www.absoluteradiator.co...rod=9

INTEGRAMIKE

I just priced those out $337.99 for the civic rad. and $363.99 for the crx.

wickedEFguy

I've got the full size fluidyne radiator in my car and I had no fitment problems even still has the fan, I'm not sure about with the B16 though but from I've read it'll fit just fine and there about the same size

you planning on going with some crazy Turbo header or something?

NiMhist

Sorry I didn't reply sooner but I'm in the middle of moving. I don't have very much room in between the fan and header so I figured I would use a half size just in case I need room at a later date.

Thanks for the replies.