[RamaCrx]

I saw this one on ebay:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/FLUIDYNE ... enameZWDVW

"minor modification needed". I need the room for my turbo.
Is this the best/easiest one to use? I'm willing to pay a few bucks more to avoid a ratty setup.

 

[Its me DUB]

It looks like it would work. You'll probably just have to make some custom mounting tabs/brackets as your factor location won't work...since it's 1/2 the size.

 

[downest]

There's a local guy using a half-size radiator from a '78 Civic. Something different, maybe cheaper.. try that out.

 

[mattminerDOTcom]

the fluidyne doesnt come close to working right with stock crossmember. you have to lean it or make alot of mounts. Even with traction bars I have to get creative to mount it well.

C&R makes a direct fit replacement. Also the 95 neon half size fits really well and is cheap.

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[RamaCrx]

How about this one from RCAutoworks.com. Isn't he on this board?

http://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=193 ... d=27069667

 

[Reckone]

I used a 92-95 radiator in my 90' hatch. I went out and bought a traction bar set which replaces that whole fromt crossmember. Just welded 2 mounts to the TB and was good to go. Cleared my turbo without a problem.

 

[Its me DUB]

How about this one from RCAutoworks.com. Isn't he on this board?

http://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=193 ... d=27069667

I've seen his stuff on hondacivicwagon.com and the guys he has sold to gives good reviews.