Okay heres the deal I have put in an h22a engine into my integra. I want to put my a/c back on because I commute to long beach for school and anyone who knows where that is knows it is hot! The problem with putting on the a/c condenser is that the integra radiator is too big and it wont fit. I am thinking that putting a civic radiator in would work perfectly but some people have been telling me it will over heat when I am at a stop. My only other option is to get an aftermarket civic radiator but those run for about 300 so if I can get around it I will. Any info on this will be well appreciated, thanks.

 

either you dont put it back on or you buy the hasport ac bracket. i dont remember if its hasport or place racing .good luck

 

Does the mount put the a/c unit higher so that it doesn't come into contact with the radiator or what? I was looking at it online and dont quite understand how it works.

 

i dont really know .i just know of it

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by philhind &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Okay heres the deal I have put in an h22a engine into my integra. I want to put my a/c back on because I commute to long beach for school and anyone who knows where that is knows it is hot! The problem with putting on the a/c condenser is that the integra radiator is too big and it wont fit. I am thinking that putting a civic radiator in would work perfectly but some people have been telling me it will over heat when I am at a stop. My only other option is to get an aftermarket civic radiator but those run for about 300 so if I can get around it I will. Any info on this will be well appreciated, thanks.</TD></TR></TABLE>

You can do the civic radiator. I have done a few and you should be fine. It would really help if you install a new Flex-a-lite puller fan on that radiator, it will flow twice as much air as the stock single engine fan.