b20eg6

I just got a Fluidyne radiator for my eg and I put my stock fan back on my radiator, and i was thinking should i have my stock fan on a aftermarket radiator?

TurboBumblBee

sure you can do it.. its the radiator that cools the engine.. the fan only kicks on when the car is really hot and needs the extra help to cool the car down.. a lot of people put aftermarket radiators and an aftermarket fan into there car if they have an engine swap and its a tight fit in there cause the stock fan will not fit.. in your case the fan fits so i would leave it for now..

16vracer

If I'm dropping either B18c1/5 or CRVTEC into an EG, should I use a Fluidyne for an Integra so it's bigger? Or are they the same size?

Sorry I'm still a newbie

BenMara

Civic radiator is half the size of Tegs

TurboBumblBee

only half the size cause the teg radiator is also the radiator for the a/c where the civics have 2 the teg has one long one w/ two fans..

Jonathan_ED3

that hardly makes sense..what do you mean the integra one is the radiator for the a/c? are you thinking the a/c condensor? that's an entire seperate piece on both the integra and the civic.

bigTom

thats what i was going to say... the condensor is in front of the radiator on the integra

Halo

You don't need an aftermarket fan, your stock fan is fine

Justin

The stock fan is what I was running, it worked great.

Justin