B18Flip

just wondering if it would be possible to run a civic a/c condenser in an integra. I was thinking of trying it out to be able to run a full-race/sst type setup with the backdoor intercooler and still keep the a/c

TeStUdO

Your pic doesnt work. Imagestation must be down again

Edit: It works now

Mr. Softee

im running a civic radiator in my teg. its just basically dangling there right now becuase I havent fabricated anything for it... Id say the condensor is definitely possible too if you make something to hold it up and get the lines for it.

Honda4CX-T

I have an Integra condenser into my EG hatch, which also ran an Integra radiator at the same time ....

So I dont se why you can't do it the other way around...

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Modified by Honda4CX-T at 12:03 PM 11/14/2003

Johnyquest

There's no reason why it wouldn't work if you could get it to fit and you have the lines all set. It's just a radiator

Foozball26

I think hes saying he wants to put the condenser on the same side as the radiator.

that way he can use backdoor I/C

If I were you I would get the civic condenser and a civic style radiator, then use the full-race a/c compatiable kit and have gobs of room. (using pusher fans on the front of the 2 heat exchangers)

B18Flip

Exactly right .......anyone try this yet??

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that way he can use backdoor I/C

If I were you I would get the civic condenser and a civic style radiator, then use the full-race a/c compatiable kit and have gobs of room. (using pusher fans on the front of the 2 heat exchangers)

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rOby

he can use the regular teg condenser then, just the civic rad.