I want to relocate it or change it because it is pushing up on my Civic radiator and fan. I know that some Integra's don't have them there. What should I do? Want to go turbo in the future and need the room.




Modified by DrSelzer at 12:54 PM 6/12/2006

 

Oil line near the radiator? Never seen this from the factory. Pic no worky 4 me.

 

Here's another picture.

 

hahA. to the OP that line is an AC line. i dunno if u should be building a turbo if u dont even know wat that hose is for.

 

i would also like to know how ur AC works without a condensor fan.......put ur OEM radiator back in please.

 

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i concur.

 

Yeah thats one of your A/C lines. Does you A/C work? Looks as if someone put a fluidyne civic radiator into the teg and i guess left the factory teg condensor under the core support?

 

I bought the Civic radiator and still am trying to install it. Thinking about getting rid of my A\C if there is no way to relocate the line and make enough room between condensor and radiator. Radiator is an OBX w/ FAL fan.

 

You live in NY, quit being a woman, and just take the a/c out

 

Still needs to pass salvage test, not sure what DMV will say if they see missing lines. But I've never done a salvage test before, so, I'm not sure.

 

You'll still have enough room for a turbo, but it depends on the manifold you run and if your gonna keep the A/C. Just tuck teh line under the radiator and pull the big lines coming off the compressor close to the radiator support.

 

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wtf is that, srsly, since when would you need a/c to pass tests for inspection,
That's hella ghey if you actually need to have a/c in for **** like that ..

 

Hey whats up bro, i have a whole custom a/c setup that re-routes the lines the opposite way and down through the front bumpre of the car... i used it on my old turbo setup and it worked awesome and people were amazed that i still had a/c.

I have since changed my setup to a fully built engine with a bigger turbo and 3" downpipe so i decided to scrap the a/c and p/s. So if you want i still have all the lines that i paid ALOT of money to have made and crimped and alot of time making it fit. let me know if your interested... i will let it go for very little. thanks

 

Nice setup, thanks man.