Fluidyne radiator/Fal fans
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Re: Fluidyne radiator/Fal fans (Infamous_Imports)
Advantages? Your wallet will be much lighter 
Instead of a Fluidyne (great radiators, but...) get a DelSol VTEC Radiator (dual core and stock fitment). The FAL fans won't do ****.
Good luck.
Instead of a Fluidyne (great radiators, but...) get a DelSol VTEC Radiator (dual core and stock fitment). The FAL fans won't do ****.
Good luck.
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From: socal, ca, US
Re: Fluidyne radiator/Fal fans (Archidictus)
Advantages? Your wallet will be much lighter
Instead of a Fluidyne (great radiators, but...) get a DelSol VTEC Radiator (dual core and stock fitment). The FAL fans won't do ****.
Good luck.
Instead of a Fluidyne (great radiators, but...) get a DelSol VTEC Radiator (dual core and stock fitment). The FAL fans won't do ****.
Good luck.
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Re: Fluidyne radiator/Fal fans (Infamous_Imports)
Fal fans aren't to big of an upgrade from a stock fan, unless you are turboed and you need the extra room for your turbo, and piping etc. Not worth it otherwise. Fluidyne well, Del Sol Dual Core radiator would be your best bet, take a trip to your local wrecking yard.
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From: South Florida
Re: Fluidyne radiator/Fal fans (AresB16A2Turbo)
Fal fans aren't to big of an upgrade from a stock fan, unless you are turboed and you need the extra room for your turbo, and piping etc. Not worth it otherwise. Fluidyne well, Del Sol Dual Core radiator would be your best bet, take a trip to your local wrecking yard.
You'll definitely need some room after that swap. The only gain I see from the fan is more room.
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