91 hatch with a B16a, hasport mounts and hasport A/C bracket.

The problem I am having is I dont have any room to mount the condensor fan.
No condensor fan = no A/C.

There is about 2 inches between the radiator and the front of the exhaust manifold, so that is leaving very few to no options for putting a fan in there.

Anyone have this problem? Any suggestions?

Please no "remove the A/C posts", I have a 1 year old and he can't take the heat like I can.

TIA

 

i have the same setup in arex with a dc 4 2 1 and theres no room for the ac fan whatso ever. I WANT A/C TOO!!!!!

 

TTT for some help

 

Just get a slim fan That is what I did and it cleared my Comptech header fine

 

you have to remove the bumper and place the fan in front of the condenser and rewire it so the the fan is actually pushing , instead of pulling..... lots of work but surely worth the trouble .....

 

I also had to buy a slim fan (off ebay) to keep my a/c w b16a.

Something like this:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISA...92398

 

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Got some pics of that setup?

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This is what I was thinking. I just wasn't sure how to mount it in front of the condenser because one of the AC hard lines runs there.

 

Any other thoughts?

 

I think fex-a-light has some of the best slim line fans to help out your situation. I had the same problem.

 

thanks.. I'm going to install my header and see if that frees up anymore room.

As of right now i need a sub 2 inch fan..and I have yet to find one that thin.

 

http://www.flex-a-lite.com/auto/index.html