Does anyone have the part number for the plastic shield which goes that attaches to the radiator? I know many have attested to seeing lower water temps after installing this. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!


[Modified by Jason Franza, 10:22 AM 9/29/2002]

 

I want to know too!

 

give me sizes/dimensions.....i will make you one out of sheetmetal for vir. c00l factor of 10

 

edit: this aint it


[Modified by baonest, 11:53 AM 9/29/2002]


[Modified by baonest, 12:35 PM 9/29/2002]

 

I think he's talking about a plastic shield that would cover where the condenser fan is. Since you had factory a/c you won't have it.

 

oooooh ok i see.. well im curious on what hes talkin about so someone please post it.. i will remove these pics so it doesnt take up lotsa room.

thanx

 

Nice! I was considering purchasing one if it could be had for cheap. Otherwise, I was just going to fab something myself

 

We could have made you one from the left over pieces of "Kevin" from NOPI. Cardboard makes a great insulator!!

 

If you dont want your AC give um to me I need live in the south and i need one.!!

 

does it really lower water temp that much? i had my a/c removed as well and i dont have that square where the condenser fan was covered at all.

 

Mine isn't covered either, which is why I'm going to cover it

I've heard from credible sources that say they've seen anywhere between 30 and 40 degree variance in temperature

 

I had to remove my AC condenser to fit my Koyo radiator, so no AC for me either. Does anyone have pics of this piece Jason is talking about?

 

yeah, need pics, that would be sweet. this is a good idea. i wouldnt mind a drop of 30 degrees or so in water temp. anyone got a pic or an idea of how to fab this piece?

 

 

30-40 deg by installing a cover where the condenser fan was? Installing that will restrict air flow.

If you are taking about a EG body that has had the a/c removed...
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=103429

If you are taking about a DC2 body...
38623-P72-900 = "radiator side seals"
They will not help keep the car cool with the a/c removed.. only help the fans draw more air thru the condenser.

 

You can always rewire the A/C fan to go on w/ the rad fan. That way, you have dual fan for the rad. That will sure cool the water temp down. That's what I did for mine after I removed the A/C.

 

did you just splice the wire into the cooling fan from the a/c fan. that seems like reasonable idea. should be easy right?

 

When your racing around the track, the Radiator fans do not cut on, they do all the warm up and cool down laps though, unless you forget to plug it in, like I forgot to do at Lowes...

I believe that "sheild" is for the Bseries with the small Half sized radiators, like in hatches.. Look into it on the parts sheets for 1993 civic hatch without AC, I would think....

 

I've heard from credible sources that say they've seen anywhere between 30 and 40 degree variance in temperature

they are sadly mistaken, tell your source to do more of their homework.

 

[QUOTE]If you are taking about a EG body that has had the a/c removed...
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=103429
pix don't work

 

That's it, Will. Thanks

Jason-
who has a plan for some good stuff, and will be getting ready for possible H1 entry next year...


[Modified by Jason Franza, 1:04 PM 9/30/2002]

 

copy and pastezor...
http://www.imagestation.com/picture/...a.jpg.orig.jpg


http://www.imagestation.com/album/?id=4292758871


[Modified by Willard, 1:00 PM 9/30/2002]

 

LOL, if you only knew...

 

are you putting a Del-Sol radiator in your ITR?

why remove the full width unit?

 

so how would you mount that to the ITR radiator. looks like an abs plastic sheet to me? will, whats it made of?