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Old 07-02-2008, 07:23 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default 1.5L and 1.6L accent radiator

they have diffrent size i have 1.6L size it is 3/4 one and want go down to half size one for more room will this be a big deal? i mean BBBig deal...
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It might be pushing things since you're supercharged but it'll still probably be fine.
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couldn't you fit a Tibby radiator in there? theirs are a bit bigger I think but if it fits that will be that much more cooler for ya.
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Hey mate,

I have a massive turbo setup on mine, pushing massive boost... I no my turbo can be water cooled but can your supercharger. From what i read above you have a supercharger im assuming... I have a manual Accent LC2 however im actually running the automatic radiator. To be honest keep it big and lower you thermostat to a cooler one about 71degrees centergrade (170 farenheight). In this instance bigger is better. If you cannot spare the room however, have you though about getting a narrower but alot thicker custom made one made?

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