Which radiators can i use?
03-03-2010, 05:21 PM
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Which radiators can i use?
Hi,
my problem is not very simple but i will resume it.
i have a BP4W engine in my NA6 from 1993
i am trying to do the begi reroute and install my JR CAI but i cant install the CAI because there is no sufficient gap between the TB tube and the radiator hose... now i have to change the radiator... anyone with the same problem?
wich radiators can i use?
my problem is not very simple but i will resume it.
i have a BP4W engine in my NA6 from 1993
i am trying to do the begi reroute and install my JR CAI but i cant install the CAI because there is no sufficient gap between the TB tube and the radiator hose... now i have to change the radiator... anyone with the same problem?
wich radiators can i use?
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03-03-2010, 05:40 PM
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No we don't have the same problem. You know why? Cause we don't use faggy intakes on faggy non boosted cars
In all seriousness though: all replacement or upgrade radiators will have the tube inlet/outlet in the same place so unless you go custom you're s.o.l.
Just go turbo and forget that CAI ------ry
In all seriousness though: all replacement or upgrade radiators will have the tube inlet/outlet in the same place so unless you go custom you're s.o.l.
Just go turbo and forget that CAI ------ry
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03-03-2010, 05:59 PM
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This it´s a member photo not mine.
But it can illustrate the problem.... has you can see they almost touch there... in my case because i have the BP4W and i have a FM throttle body adaptor it´s a direct hit.... and seems the better choice, changing the radiator... any ideaS?
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03-04-2010, 10:58 PM
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This it´s a member photo not mine.
But it can illustrate the problem.... has you can see they almost touch there... in my case because i have the BP4W and i have a FM throttle body adaptor it´s a direct hit.... and seems the better choice, changing the radiator... any ideaS?
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03-04-2010, 11:02 PM
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Make some new mounts, put a honda civic half rad in, get creative with your coolant routing, install your cold air intake.
Realize it wasn't worth the effort, sell it all, get turbo.
Seriously though the Honda rad should work. You'll want a really good fan on it, probably shrouded. They mount on the top and bottom, but I would think making the mounts would be easy. Two prongs on bottom, one on top.
Realize it wasn't worth the effort, sell it all, get turbo.
Seriously though the Honda rad should work. You'll want a really good fan on it, probably shrouded. They mount on the top and bottom, but I would think making the mounts would be easy. Two prongs on bottom, one on top.
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03-09-2010, 08:46 AM
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http://www.prcracing.com/products/ra...-diagrams4.gif
2111109, 2111112, 2111115 will all fit in the stock location- just need to fab up something to hang it.
or non oil cooler: 2111107, 2111110, 2111113
http://www.prcracing.com/products/ra...-diagrams2.gif
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