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Old Jul 26, 2015 | 02:32 PM
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Default opinion on this cooling setup for turbo.

Hey guys my OEM rad cracked at the top near the rad cap. So getting aftermarket one and slim fan. Im going turbo and i have the inline pro log style manifold.

You guys think this setup will be efficient

Radiator:

Mishimoto Performance Aluminum Radiator; Not for OE Fans; For use w/ Mishimoto Part #MMFAN-12 ACURA INTEGRA

Fans:
Xenocron Tuning: Maradyne 13" Reversible Slim Fan #[slim fan]

And do i need 2 fans or just 1? And should it bolt up to the radiator without major issues.

Ty
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Old Jul 27, 2015 | 07:06 AM
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Default Re: opinion on this cooling setup for turbo.

From my experience, I went through two of those radiators and switched back to a half-size 3 core radiator for a civic. I have it in a ls-turbo integra and it works great in this Florida heat. I'm using a 12" spal puller fan, so it sits in the front. The reason I went through two of those Mishimoto radiators is because I found a leak in the core, and I gave up on the second one.
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Old Jul 27, 2015 | 07:56 AM
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Default Re: opinion on this cooling setup for turbo.

If you're using a full-length rad and a quality fan, you should be fine. If you still have AC, it might block some of the airflow and could require a second fan. I'd go with 1 for now and see how things play out - it should be sufficient.
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