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Old 10-15-2010, 06:28 PM
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so heres the setup
85mm ls vtec
wiseco pistons
crower rods
acl race bearings
cometic head gasket
ported head
stock dual core civic si radiator
slim fan pushing air
s366 topmounted on sls twin gated top mount manifold
turbo blanket
heat wrapped down pipe





the car only seems to over heat after a pretty hard street run but once its hot it seems to stay there or drop some then go back up.


any advice is greatly appreciated!
Old 10-16-2010, 09:16 AM
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i think pretty much all turbo hondas suffer from lack off airflow due to the fmic blocking the grill. so you either need to get fresh air to the rad or just a better fan setup w/ shroud. no name slim fans dont flow as much as they claim. also, using a puller is more effective.
Old 10-16-2010, 10:31 AM
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get a good shroud as mentioned and if its the stock si radiator i would ditch it and go with aftermarket like pwr or koyo
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Mishimoto triple core and a good fan like Xenocron.com sells.

Thos crappy slim fans are garbage. That maradyne 13" should be the last fan you will ever need.
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i had the same problem with my gsr-t untill i took the radiator out and got it cleaned. since my radiator is oem and 15yrs old it build up deposits. thats my .02 cents
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thanks for the help guys i guess its time to upgrade it i just recently changed up the manifold setup and i figure it placed it closer to the radiator or something but time for a koyo or maybe a fluidyne and a good fan
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well i had my stock cleaned so i can try to make an event sunday and the lower radiator hose is staying cold so i changed thermostats still does it so i think maybe air bubble as well
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