Fluidyne Radiator tech please
12-02-2002, 05:11 PM
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Fluidyne Radiator tech please
i am thinkin about gettin a GSR size fluidyne radiator for my 93 dx h/b. i was wondering if my stock 93 DX electric fan would bolt up to the new radiator or not? or would i have to get a GSR fan also? any thing will help. thanks also what other mods would need to be done?
12-02-2002, 07:14 PM
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Re: Fluidyne Radiator tech please (EGsixer)
i am thinkin about gettin a GSR size fluidyne radiator for my 93 dx h/b. i was wondering if my stock 93 DX electric fan would bolt up to the new radiator or not? or would i have to get a GSR fan also? any thing will help. thanks also what other mods would need to be done?
On the other hand, if you GOTTA have a GSR sized radiator, I believe the Civic one can be rigged to bolt to the radiator, but it's not big enough to circulate enough air by itself.
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12-02-2002, 07:53 PM
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Re: Fluidyne Radiator tech please (JDM_SIR_II)
<--- has civic Fluidyne plenty big ... that thing is huge !
Besides, you would have to modify the mount in order for an full length Integra radiator to fit anyway.
12-02-2002, 07:57 PM
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Re: Fluidyne Radiator tech please (EGsixer)
id personally go with the teg radiator in my civic. For my hard use and road racing the larger radiator is a better way to go. They are almost the same price and if you dont have A/C i dont see why not to go with the larger one.
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12-02-2002, 09:29 PM
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Re: Fluidyne Radiator tech please (liam821)
id personally go with the teg radiator in my civic. For my hard use and road racing the larger radiator is a better way to go. They are almost the same price and if you dont have A/C i dont see why not to go with the larger one.
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Re: Fluidyne Radiator tech please (liam821)
id personally go with the teg radiator in my civic. For my hard use and road racing the larger radiator is a better way to go. They are almost the same price and if you dont have A/C i dont see why not to go with the larger one.
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12-03-2002, 02:54 PM
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Re: Fluidyne Radiator tech please (shawnhayes)
Here is a good deal on a teg radiator and FAL fan set up
email him here jgale00@hotmail.com
Jg has them for sale. I just bought a civic FAL fan or I would jump on it.
email him here jgale00@hotmail.com
Jg has them for sale. I just bought a civic FAL fan or I would jump on it.
12-03-2002, 04:04 PM
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Re: Fluidyne Radiator tech please (SpooN Man)
I'm sorry, what I meant was what are the relative prices for the Fluidyne for the Integra vs. for the Civic.
I mean, the claim above is that the Integra one is better, and AT ALMOST THE SAME PRICE, that's the one to get.
However, I want to know what sort of difference does "at almost the same price" mean?
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I mean, the claim above is that the Integra one is better, and AT ALMOST THE SAME PRICE, that's the one to get.
However, I want to know what sort of difference does "at almost the same price" mean?
Shawn
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