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gtx dropped...radiator fan too big >=[

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Old May-6th-2003, 09:54 AM
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Lightbulb gtx dropped...radiator fan too big >=[

i dropped in a gtx motor in my 323 and i need to know what radiator fan i should look for that'll bolt up to the stock radiator thats slim enough to fit in my bay?
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Old May-6th-2003, 10:04 AM
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I used a Hayden Performance slimline Fan. It mounts on the radiator.
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Old May-6th-2003, 10:32 AM
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cool, did you purchase it off a website? or a local place?
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krives... where did u mount your IC?
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Old May-6th-2003, 04:47 PM
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You can pick them up anywhere. I got mine at Canadian Tire, but Partsource sells them as well. Try your local mass parts store.

Works like a charm
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Originally posted by sweetprotege93
krives... where did u mount your IC?
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Old May-6th-2003, 06:25 PM
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So Rick - you don't have AC and condensor?
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No, I don't. Though with my setup, Im sure that the condenser would fit between the intercooler and rad.

If I were in South West Florida, I would have one. Being on the West coast of Canada the sunroof and windows are enough for the 2-3 weeks a year that it is required.
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Old May-6th-2003, 11:27 PM
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Originally posted by rkives


Sweet!
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rkives, where did you get your downpipe done.. and how much did it run you ?
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Robert (sweetprotege93), do you have any photos of your setup?
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Robert (sweetprotege93), do you have any photos of your setup?
I sure don't. When I get everything back together I'll take some pics.
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Originally posted by ne3ek
rkives, where did you get your downpipe done.. and how much did it run you ?
A machinist at a local raceshop did all the piping work as well the Intercooler . It was a bit of a package deal. But I think the downpipe cost about $300 CDN
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Originally posted by rkives

A machinist at a local raceshop did all the piping work as well the Intercooler . It was a bit of a package deal. But I think the downpipe cost about $300 CDN

Hey dude, do you have a flexpipe? From your pics it doesn't look like it. With a transveresed engine, you're gonna end up with cracked or broken pipes in no time w/o a flex
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Originally posted by Loginology

Hey dude, do you have a flexpipe? From your pics it doesn't look like it. With a transveresed engine, you're gonna end up with cracked or broken pipes in no time w/o a flex
The "Flex" section is corrigated, so it adds flow restriction. I went for the "graphite doughnut" and spring route. Much better flow and still saves the pipes.

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