Gmedalion

Is one any better than the other?? I am about to put a civic style radiator into my integra since I am getting rid of my AC and make more room for my new turbo setup.


[Modified by Gmedalion, 10:44 AM 11/5/2001]

VaporTrail

get whichever one is cheaper. Both are very good, but I've heard that the Fluidyne is kinda tough to get right now b/c they had a fire in their factory or something.

ekb18c

both are very good. Both are very well made. Its a good choice no matter which way you look at it. I guess next step is which one is cheaper. I sell C&R's for 420.

HTH

ken

Not true. I ordered a Fluidyne from Absoluteradiator.com last Friday, arrived on Wednesday, installed on Saturday.

The Integra radiator is only $315 from them and installs really easily. You would probably have enough room for the turbo. There are no mounting brackets for the A/C fan, but you are getting rid of the A/C, so that wouldn't matter. I'm just going to see if it overheats at all without the fan.

paulzy

iTrader: (1)

it's 420 with the fan right? Is the spal fan that comes with the C&R better than the FAL fans? Wat are the CFM ratings for each fan?

Dee

I just got my C&R from Import Auto Salvage for $439 w/one SPAL fan installed. Overall the RAD looks awesome and I only had to trim the L-bracket or the fan mount a little since it was too close to my turbine.

ekb18c

yes 420 with the fan.

D-Man

kinda like better the made in japan Koyo radiators that summit sells..has more of a finished OEM look to them

shingles

what type of fan? does it use the OE switch?

thanks,
-s