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f22a4 with a civic oem radiator

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    f22a4 with a civic oem radiator

    is it safe to use a civic oem radiator on our cb7? i just like how it looks from the engine bay,clean.but will cuz problems like overheating?
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    People use it without problems, but I won't just because I want my engine to have the most cooling potential possible; the Civic radiators are tiny!

    You should be fine with it though. Just keep an eye on the temp often.

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      Originally posted by EJX_Michael View Post
      People use it without problems, but I won't just because I want my engine to have the most cooling potential possible; the Civic radiators are tiny!

      You should be fine with it though. Just keep an eye on the temp often.
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      Many people use this, normally no problem, if your temp gauge is accruate you can try,simply keep an eyes on the gauge for first day, if the temp still ok normally you should be ok.

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        #4
        Like they said, it will work. But are you really considering it only for looks? I mean it might actually make sense to do it if your going with some crazy boost setup and and ur gonna use a upgraded koyo civic radiator for space issues or something.

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          for looks and for better cooling..may never know i mite run a turbo too.

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            #6
            Use an aftermarket 3 row radiator meant for a b16/b18. It will actually run cooler than the stock CB7 radiator. And get a low profile fan that pulls higher CFMs. It also clears up your engine bay. Best of both worlds. Below is 7 year old picture of when I first did the swap.



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              #7
              yea use atleast a dual core.
              COUPE K24

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                great! thanks..now thats what im looking for.

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