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Big Problem with Beta/Turbo Swaps. (cooling)

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Old 08-10-2012, 04:45 PM
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What radiator have you guy's been using for your turbo Setups ?
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Stock accent one... Isn't perfect and causing overheating..

Coupe one don't fit with a beta turbo swap because the turbo hits the rad.



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a 92 Honda Civic Alloy rad looks doable... as anyone tryed it ?
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Koyo and I dont see anything above 200*F
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Koyo and I dont see anything above 200*F


what from oem accent one with watercooled turbo ?
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Originally Posted by Antonyr123
what from oem accent one with watercooled turbo ?


No sorry its a Tib Koyo rad and yes my turbo is water cooled...im sure a Tib rad could be fitted to an Accent engine bay with some adjustment and shoe horning.
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I have the half radiator in my beta swapped accent and that b*tch will overheat with a/c running. I have looked at the aftermarket half core 2 row 92-00 civic radiators and it should fit with minimal modifications.
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They make a tricore Honda radiator also^^
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