Hey everyone, i have a 1991 honda crx with a b16a in it....what radiator do i order, im goign to get a KOYO radiator, but what car do I buy it for, please help, parents want me to hurry and order it for track...

 

Order a Koyo for a 88-91 CRX

 

but i thought i was supposed to order a radiator from an integra.........i just want it to fit, and want it to be able to handle my b16.......


so crx, or integra? can someone give me a link for a koyo radiator that i NEED to buy, and say BUY THIS

 

bump, i need to know

 

you need the one that fits your chassis the teg one i think is taller so your hood will not close just get the one for the crx

 

wait why are you buying a new radiator your will work just fine
make sure your fan works you could just buy a slime fan they work better than the oem ones

but i guess http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors...QrdZ1 buy me

 

We sell half radiators that will fit with some modification, really cleans up the engine bay and frees up space.

If your still looking for a full size, by the one for the crx.

 

IF you want a full size get the 90-93 integra one, it bolts right in and has the right size outlets for the b-series motor, the stock rad outlets are smaller than the b16 hoses. Im using this rad now its about double the capacity of the stock crx rad, its much thicker

 

koyo or fluidyne??

which one would you guys buy?

double core radiator or single?
thx

 

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Neither, unless for some reason you have cooling issues, and unless your running high horse power.

 

cant i get one anyway...just to keep it cooler than cool lol...its going to be a track car, so lots of high revving and lots of motoring every time i go to the track...lolzzz

 

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I doubt you will have a cooling issue, you can get one to keep it cooler, but remember cooler is not always a good thing ( if its kept to cool at times )

 

im in the process of putting camshafts, retainers, valvetrain, cam gears, etc. header, im in the process of building it, dont you think it will be fine? it wont get to cold will it, its not a daily driven car, its a track car, with every-now-and-then driving on the streets

what you think g?

 

Yeah it will be fine, might just take a tad longer to heat up.

 

so i will be good with the 90-93 acura integra fluidyne dual core radiator? all it will do is take a little bit longer to warm up than stock?

and that setup will work with my crx w/ b16a?

thx guys

 

stock crx/civic rad would work just fine.

 

yeah but i want a performance radiator haha,

dual core fluidyne is what i probably will get for a crx or a 90-93 integra, since the integra holes for the hoses will fit my b16a betta

 

oh.. ok. no point though. its not like your going to gain any hp with a "performance rad"

 

yeah hahaha, im not expecting too....its for the cooling...my crx is a track car, so it will be running hard at the track...just which radiator, fluidyne or koyo?

 

stock! lol.. i dont know i would look into better fans then a performance rad.. or maybe both. if your doing auto x then there wont be alot of air movement.

 

new question, well i guess its the same one, but not really answered....

when i go with either koyo or fluidyne, do i order the radiator for a 1991 honda crx or a 1990-1993 Acura Integra?

--- i understand that the integra radiator holes for the hoses are bigger which will accomidate the b16's hoses better than the crx's holes which are supposed to accomidate the d-series engine?

so do i order teg or rex? koyo or fluidyne?

 

buuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuump...

ive made my decision....im going to get a fluidyne crx 88-91 radiator...but now

do i get a half size or full size..regular radiator? some people say get the regular size...which is this....................... http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors...ZWD1V

and some people say get the half cuz the reg. will get to cold... -_-
but its this... http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors...ZWD1V

so which one?

 

I don't understand whats so hard about this, people already told you what to do. If you are not going to turbo the car, get a full size.

 

i would go full size since you wont be boosting it, thus you have no need for the extra space

 

my bad man, but im done with this thread thx to yall, im buying a koyo full size radiator for a crx...end of thread, thx everyone

thx for all the info/input guys