radiator question
02-11-2009, 01:15 PM
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Re: radiator question
if you're concerned about interchangeability... they do.
02-11-2009, 01:32 PM
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Re: radiator question
you can go with the sohc one or the dohc one. A lot of people run dual-core rads in the dohc, but a single core will work just fine
02-11-2009, 01:57 PM
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Re: radiator question
yeah I guess that was my question.. my friend needs a radiator for his civic but he got a b18 motor.. I have an extra radiator from (I think) a sohc civic ek.. friend says it won't fit.. I parted out an si for my ek so I'm using the si radiator. I have a radiator idk what it's from because the shell I bought was heavily modded before so it might not be the stock one.. it's goin into a b18 civic, err trying. thanks in advance
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Re: radiator question
he may be able to get away with using 2 hose clamps to make sure it doesn't leak. it's doable, but i wouldn't leave it like that for too long.
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Re: radiator question
Just to confirm some stuff and make it easier to read:
-B-series civic rads use larger inlets for the rad hoses and are dual core.
-A stock D-series rad will work just fine if you use adjustable gear type hose clamps.
-B-series civic rads use larger inlets for the rad hoses and are dual core.
-A stock D-series rad will work just fine if you use adjustable gear type hose clamps.
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