Does the civic radiator still provide sufficent cooling for the engine?2 Bar Teg said:here are some stats
84mm Bore
Golden Eagle Sleeved
Crower Rods
JE Pistons 9:1
Fully P&P Head w/3 Angle Valve
Stainless Steel Valves
Titanium Springs, Retainers
GSR Cams
JG Edlebrock Intake Manifold (Ported to match Head)
JG Edlebrock Throttlebody
3inch Intercooler Pipping
Precision 1000cc Injectors
Walbro 255 Fuel Pump
Aeromotive Fuel Pressure Regulator
Precision 750hp Intercooler
Full Race Ramhorn style Turbo Manifold
Precision SC61 Turbo .60-.63 (Best SC61, RARE!)
Tial 44mm Wastegate
Tial 50mm BOV
MSD Ignition Setup
4 stage boost conroller
Fluidyne Civic Radiator
Quaife LSD
Action Clutch
ACT Flywheel
Yes, if you don't know, the civic radiators are sufficient enough, they still run a b series motor, however on the integras, they went with a longer radiator which isnt much bigger in reality, but cools the engine slightly better than a civic radiator. On the other hand, if upgrading to say a "fluidyne" radiator or any other alluminum radiator the cooling sufficiency is much better than any stock radiator, so yes it provides plenty enough cooling capacity!newspeed said:Does the civic radiator still provide sufficent cooling for the engine?
Thanks for the help man! that makes alot of sence. If you ditch the a/c that leaves alot of room for the turbo set-up!2 Bar Teg said:Yes, if you don't know, the civic radiators are sufficient enough, they still run a b series motor, however on the integras, they went with a longer radiator which isnt much bigger in reality, but cools the engine slightly better than a civic radiator. On the other hand, if upgrading to say a "fluidyne" radiator or any other alluminum radiator the cooling sufficiency is much better than any stock radiator, so yes it provides plenty enough cooling capacity!
One other note is that this fluidyne radiator is actually the same size or slightly bigger than the stock oem integra radiator...it's decieving!