Fluidyne and A/C possible on Turbo Teg?
my current setup is fluidyne radiator with only the stock radiator fan on. Is there anyone who currently has A/C along with Fluidyne radiator thats turbo'd?
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wait let me clear my confusing...are you guys talking about full-size radiator or half radiator...
wait let me clear my confusing...are you guys talking about full-size radiator or half radiator...
This is my ideal setup for 3rd gen Integras:
Fluidyne or PWR or Koyo Civic Half core radiator custom mounted to fit stock Integra mounting holes.
Use a 12" slim fan in place of the AC/side fan to cool down the A/C condenser.
Another 12" slim fan attached to the halfcore radiator, which will also aid in cooling down the radiator and A/C condenser.
This will give you plenty of room for most manifolds.
I have an InlinePro manifold and the snail is a T3/4oE 57Trim, .63AR.
I have A/C. In my opinion, here in So.Ca, A/C is necessary if you only have one car (like myself).
If I mentioned anything wrong..please let me know.
Fluidyne or PWR or Koyo Civic Half core radiator custom mounted to fit stock Integra mounting holes.
Use a 12" slim fan in place of the AC/side fan to cool down the A/C condenser.
Another 12" slim fan attached to the halfcore radiator, which will also aid in cooling down the radiator and A/C condenser.
This will give you plenty of room for most manifolds.
I have an InlinePro manifold and the snail is a T3/4oE 57Trim, .63AR.
I have A/C. In my opinion, here in So.Ca, A/C is necessary if you only have one car (like myself).
If I mentioned anything wrong..please let me know.
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