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Old 05-08-2009, 05:03 PM
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Just out of curiosity, what are the dimensions of that Civic radiator (LxWxD)?
Old 05-08-2009, 07:38 PM
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Originally Posted by GMCtrk
have you been busy with work lately? haven't been on much
Too busy.. it sucks bad bad bad. Goin on Vacation the 16th-22nd.. Cant wait!!
And by the time i get off work, get cleaned up, and go eat. Its bed time.


Originally Posted by BigKID
I have been thinking about doing something similar for a larger HE on my setup. I am planning to take a tape measure with me to the local Pick-n-Pull and see what I can find as mine has to fit up front. Nice 'engineering' though.
Thanks.. I try, sometimes.

Originally Posted by KySilverado
I've had similar ideas. Curious how loud it is?
Just sounds like a fan.. haha.. not loud at all. With the truck cranked you can hear something, but if you didnt know there was a fan mounted there you wouldnt know.

Originally Posted by lownslo06
haha nonnie is swamped with work! man he has been gone so much i don't hardly talk to him! We got a turbo install to do on my truck but his job wont leave him in town for more than 2 days!
as far as being loud just find a truck with a clutch fan and open the hood and it sounds the same. or even ele. fans on high! not too bad
Gotta make money somehow.

Originally Posted by lafnlt1
civic fans are usally really quiet, much more then factory trucks fans, i think walbros are louder lol.
Its alot quieter than LS1 fans on High thats for sure.

Originally Posted by BigKID
Just out of curiosity, what are the dimensions of that Civic radiator (LxWxD)?
17x14x0.75"?
look at the picture above.. Wheel is 17". kinda gives you an idea.
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You need to use a "Quick fill" type coolant filling system. They create a vacumm, then switch the lever and it sucks the coolant in.

Matco tools has a great one looks like a pistol with a hose on the end.

fill a bucket up with coolant,drop hose into bucket,insert pistol on resivoir opening,connect to air supply,pull trigger,create vac,switch lever and wah laa! Quick fill!

Whanna barrow it??
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sounds awesome.. when i get my bigger reservoir i might just hook up a vacuum pump from work to a tank and hook it up that way. but thanks for the idea.
how big is it? the system holds alot of water. i think there is a leak on one of the fittings under the truck. Gonna check everything when i get home.
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Hand held.
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you know if you used a a/t civic radiator you could use the internal trans cooler as well to help keep trans temps down
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