upgrading radiator
Is there any benefit to upgrading my stock 90' crx radiator to an integra or a fluidyne one?
I am slowly working on my ls vtec project and I noticed that the water inlet and outlet on the stock rad is so tiny.
Thanks
I am slowly working on my ls vtec project and I noticed that the water inlet and outlet on the stock rad is so tiny.
Thanks
definatly...the motor will run cooler because it has to heat alot more water...more water to cycle the better...integra radiator is a pretty good once too because the bowls are pretty good size...a fluidyne would be even better though..for the price, id just get a used integra radiator in good shape then get a theromostat thats cooler then the stock one(not sure what temp stock is) because then it will open earlier and run cooler...
i dont think there is a dc1
itd be a DA integra(90-93) now for sure 90-91 will go right in but sometimes u run into differences in 92-93 so id stick with 90-91.
itd be a DA integra(90-93) now for sure 90-91 will go right in but sometimes u run into differences in 92-93 so id stick with 90-91.
do you know for a fact that the 92-93 were slightly different?
I know the water inlet and outlet for my stock crx si rad is so tiny that despite its large fin surface area that does little in helping MORE water flow.
Thanks
I know the water inlet and outlet for my stock crx si rad is so tiny that despite its large fin surface area that does little in helping MORE water flow.
Thanks
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