Will a 38mm FLUIDYNE Radiator made for a 97-00 Prelude and a 94-97 Accord fit in a 95 Prelude with an H23?

Does anybody know any sights where they sell radiators for H23 92-96 Preludes?

*edit* I'm asking because my radiator has a crack in it.

 

i dont think you need one of these, unless your exhaust manifold is rubbing against your stock one. just go buy a stock replacement, b/c im running one and it overheats in stop and go traffic.

(if your talking about the fluidyn half radiator)

 

Oh, I thought that could be a replacement for stock.

Could I get a stock replacement from the dealer?

I was looking at my radiator and I noticed a Denso logo on it so I was thinking the previous owner put in an aftermarket one.

Are all stock ones made by Denso?

 

Denso is a honda OEM supplier

 

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i dont think you need one of these, unless your exhaust manifold is rubbing against your stock one. just go buy a stock replacement, b/c im running one and it overheats in stop and go traffic.

(if your talking about the fluidyn half radiator)</TD></TR></TABLE>

why does it overheat in stop/go, is it that the half is smaller or because its so thick of a core maybe when your not moving it has a negative effect on cooling?

 

you could go with the C&R one instead.. they come with thin lightweight fans.. check out kingmotorsports for more info. btw i priced the stock radiator and it's $350-$400 w/o hookup i bought the oem replica they sell @ Honda for less than $200 which is probably your best bet.

 

I fitted my H23 with a C&R and I love it. It keeps things 15 to 20 degrees cooler than it did with my stock radiator. Highly unnecessary, but highly recommended by me.

 

I believe a gsr fluidyne radiator will work.

You might have to make a mtg. bracket for it though.

 

Check radiator-express.com They have the stock replacement one for $127. Unless ur heavily modded ur not going to need anything expensive.

 

go with a stock replacement on Ebay.. you don't need anything more

Corey - who uses "stock" radiators in his racecar..