I need a radiator for my "Project H22-Civic."

Is one better than the other? For sure, I won't be running the stock CX one.

 

Fluidyne. It's the one I've trusted with domestics for a long time and they work really, really well

 

Fluidyne: 1 row
C&R: 2 row.

 

PWR-2 Row Price is

 

I love my fluidyne ..nothing bad to same about PWR cause I never knew they existed.

 

I think I am going to go with a C&R! In a email from Rob (mr.hi-rev) he said that there Civic Drag radiator is the size of an integra's but is "Drop In" for the civics?

Is there any one that can confirm this?

 

kind of off topic but does anyone know if there is an aluminum radiator stock size or very close to it? thanks.

 

Go with C&R, they pressure test the radiators and Fluidyne doesn't. They are located right down the road and that drag civic he was talkin about...h22 transverse RWD full tube chassis methanol fed carbon fiber bodied boosted and all - one bad mother ******~~

 

well that car use to use the fluidyne 1 core Civic drop in.. so is the fluidyne as good as C&R never get something just because a certain car is sponsered by it and 8sec down the track can never be comprared to 2 hrs of running in 100+degrees plus heat on a road race circuit

 

I just called C&R and decided to buy my radiator from them. They also provide a slim fan. It's only one side, but their one fan pulls 1000cfm, whereas both stock fans pull only 870cfm.

All aluminum construction with a good guarantee. Right now they have a deal where you can buy their silicone upper and lower hoses and radiator for $570 (no shipping). That price is 20% off they said.

 

C & R Rocks.... Rob is good people.

This baby drops right in... that fan has a turbo on it!



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Miguel

 

that is one thin fan So after getting the radiator and thin fan is it about stock width?

 

Probably still a little thinner. The stock fans protrude quite a bit.

Miguel

 

KOYO owns.

 

I love my Fluidyne. C&R's was just too expensive.

Shawn

 

True, but with Fluidyne, you need thin fans. Most of those dual fans are almost $300.

 

Us southern folk like the Discount Auto Part special on slim fans....$60 each (pick your size.8-10-12incher)

 

Do you use the stock fan for the C&R radiator?

 

I've got the stock fans on mine. Why would you need thin fans?

Shawn

 

I also have a stock Integra fan on my Fluidyne, fits with out any problems...

 

Nope it comes with a slim fan.

C & R

Miguel

 

Fluidyne

 

C&R all the way! i personally have been to their shop and they have definetly got it together. the staff is friendly and knowledgeable, and Rob is a good guy. we used one of their radiators on an h22 swap into a 97 coupe, and another on an ls/vtec. no one can match their quality, hands down!