redsprinter
13th July 2009, 10:48 AM
hi guys .
i was looking at a mate civic engine bay .. his got a h22 or somthing in it (not standard) ... he was saying that the engine came out of a prelude or something. the car goes very hard for what it is.. but i di-gress* (*spelling) .
so anyways the main point of this thread is ... while looking around the engine bay i noticed that the civic's radiator is half the size of a sprinter. even tho it was a alloy aftermarket one i have also noticed it on other civics .
just thinking would it work on our cars- cooling wise. if i was to use a civic's radiator. it would save on space, weight and plus help with air flow to the air filter .
your thoughts?
example of a what im talking about . (google image)
http://www.corsportusa.com/store/catalog/images/K-RB-000A-EG%20640X480%201.JPG
i was looking at a mate civic engine bay .. his got a h22 or somthing in it (not standard) ... he was saying that the engine came out of a prelude or something. the car goes very hard for what it is.. but i di-gress* (*spelling) .
so anyways the main point of this thread is ... while looking around the engine bay i noticed that the civic's radiator is half the size of a sprinter. even tho it was a alloy aftermarket one i have also noticed it on other civics .
just thinking would it work on our cars- cooling wise. if i was to use a civic's radiator. it would save on space, weight and plus help with air flow to the air filter .
your thoughts?
example of a what im talking about . (google image)
http://www.corsportusa.com/store/catalog/images/K-RB-000A-EG%20640X480%201.JPG