so how do i put a filter on here ??? very limited space...
03-10-2004, 01:48 PM
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so how do i put a filter on here ??? very limited space...
ok this is for my 94 accord. I'm thinking of just moving the fan to the driver side since i only have one fan on right now with no problems. then put a 45 degree coupler ( will 45 degrees clear?) to a pipe then a filter. any ideas?
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Re: so how do i put a filter on here ??? very limited space... (ekb18c)
swap the fan to the front and reverse the wires so it pushes instead of pulls...
i just did that on my car(civic) need room for DP
its an idea
i just did that on my car(civic) need room for DP
its an idea
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Re: (bluep3)
Yeah, you don't need an air filter. Car manufacturers just put them on there for the hell of it.
Seriously though, mount the fan in front and wire it to push rather than pull. Then you'll just need to get creative with the silicone elbows/couplers and piping.
Seriously though, mount the fan in front and wire it to push rather than pull. Then you'll just need to get creative with the silicone elbows/couplers and piping.
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Re: so how do i put a filter on here ??? very limited space... (pornstarSR)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by pornstarSR »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">swap the fan to the front and reverse the wires so it pushes instead of pulls...
i just did that on my car(civic) need room for DP
its an idea</TD></TR></TABLE>
Great idea! Thanks! MY DP's in the way too.
That's gonna solve my summer problems
!!!
i just did that on my car(civic) need room for DP
its an idea</TD></TR></TABLE>
Great idea! Thanks! MY DP's in the way too.
That's gonna solve my summer problems
!!!
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Re: so how do i put a filter on here ??? very limited space... (racinskittle)
I would say like the other mount th fan on the other side, but even then it looks like it's so close to the radiator that it still won't work.
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Re: so how do i put a filter on here ??? very limited space... (quikB18B)
I bought a pusher style fan off ebay and wired it into my factory harness. Very clean install and it comes on at the same temp the stock one did! BIG 
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Re: so how do i put a filter on here ??? very limited space... (RedTegLS)
thanks for the suggestion guys , i'll try it out. but then I have A/C... so uhh i put it in front of the A/C condensor?
if no filter is really ok, then i'll go for it. so my turbo will be ok 100%? i just don't want a collection of dirt inside the turbo, mess up the fins or anything.. btw: my dump tube is routed back to the exhaust 18+ inches down...
, i'll try it out. but then I have A/C... so uhh i put it in front of the A/C condensor? if no filter is really ok, then i'll go for it. so my turbo will be ok 100%? i just don't want a collection of dirt inside the turbo, mess up the fins or anything.. btw: my dump tube is routed back to the exhaust 18+ inches down...
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Re: so how do i put a filter on here ??? very limited space... (accordfreak)
the fan i see looks like an aftermarket fan....
if they are both aftermarket and can be swapped to the other side, do both...put each in there respective areas...like radiator fan on the left side and ac on the right...
but you might be ok with just swapping the radiator fan since its the one thats causing you the immediate problem...but if it ends up causing a problem...swap both of them....
if they are both aftermarket and can be swapped to the other side, do both...put each in there respective areas...like radiator fan on the left side and ac on the right...
but you might be ok with just swapping the radiator fan since its the one thats causing you the immediate problem...but if it ends up causing a problem...swap both of them....
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I would look on E-Bay for a cheap 3" intake that looks like it has about the right type of bends you need, also I would try to get air that might be a little cooler, not from right behind the radiator.
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Re: so how do i put a filter on here ??? very limited space... (ekb18c)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by ekb18c »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">you dont.. heheheh
You can't even make a tube for it.. sorry.</TD></TR></TABLE>
be careful with words like that, someone might just prove you completely wrong
(not saying i will, just saying someone might )
You can't even make a tube for it.. sorry.</TD></TR></TABLE>
be careful with words like that, someone might just prove you completely wrong
(not saying i will, just saying someone might
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