c&r radiator for the ep3

[jason]

This link is to a race aluminum radiator for our car. 30% thicker than stock. $549.95. I replaced my radiator 6 months ago cause it cracked and wouldnt hold fluid. I paid a little over 300.00 for the stock one from honda, wish this would of been around then. I would have ponied up the exta money for it. I bet our cars would produce alote more power with this extra cooling capacity seeing how sluggish the si is when the weather's hot.

http://www.crracing.com/radiators/import.html

[jason]

http://www.superstreetonline.com/superstreet/projectbuild/130_0402_skunk2civic_09_z.jpg

[Peking]

Yes, remember this EP being in a mag. I really like this...

http://www.superstreetonline.com/superstreet/projectbuild/130_0402_skunk2civic_09_z.jpg

http://www.superstreetonline.com/superstreet/projectbuild/130_0402_skunk2civic_06_z.jpg

Honda Civic Si 03 & up W/FAN
$549.95

[Payntech]

If you guys would like, I can give a special EPHatch price on the radiator. This is one of the only radiators we use.

Let me know.

[SilverEpInDc]

I love that picture!

[irrational]

hmmm.....it also comes with some spal cooling fans. what kinda deal we talking bout here payntech? $$$?

[ADAMnQuickCIVIC]

i'd be interested if its in the +/-$350 range...
thats what i paid for my Fluidyne...

[k20hatch]

Wow i like! thats a cool pic of the Si with the motor out. Almost took over the anzo si for my background! I would be interested.

[jason]

Originally posted by Payntech
If you guys would like, I can give a special EPHatch price on the radiator. This is one of the only radiators we use.

Let me know.


Can you let me know what kind of price your talking about for the radiator.

[oldschoolimport]

Originally posted by jason
Can you let me know what price your talking about. for the "c&r radiator for the ep3" that the thread is named after:rolleyes:

[RacerDre]

Originally posted by irrational
hmmm.....it also comes with some spal cooling fans. what kinda deal we talking bout here payntech? $$$?


that what i also would like to know

[STP03BlueSI]

Would like to know of a price for that radiator.:D

[Peking]

Originally posted by STP03BlueSI
Would like to know of a price for that radiator.:D

Honda Civic Si 03 & up W/FAN
$549.95

[Payntech]

Please PM me for special EPhatch.com pricing.

Our Normal price is $535.50 and $435.50 if you don't want the Spal fans. We highly recommend the fans.

[blueiedgod]

Correct me if I am wrong, but the stock radiator for the stock motor is more than adequate. Even in the hottest weather sitting in traffic with A/C on I could never get the needle to move past the 1/4 way up. In the year that I have owned the Si, I have never seen the temp reaching the middle. I think the sluggishness, that you reffer to in hot weather is due to high air temperature and probably high moisture conent in the air (humidity).

That radiator is probably good for a forced induction engine that produces much more heat, although I doubt that stock radiator would't be able to handle mild boost (6-8 psi), and an intercooler would probably give you more performance than a radiator.

I could be totally wrong though.

[DyNastySi]

So would this really add any horses? I thought something like this would add life to the motor rather than power. Kind of like an oil cooler kit.:confused:

[ADAMnQuickCIVIC]

Originally posted by DyNastySi
So would this really add any horses? I thought something like this would add life to the motor rather than power. Kind of like an oil cooler kit.:confused:

This isn't a mod you buy for the power increase. And it isn't neccessary unless you're running forced induction, even then it's just an added precaution. It is possible though, that in some applications you can increase power by keeping your engine cooler.

[ADAMnQuickCIVIC]

Originally posted by DyNastySi
So would this really add any horses? I thought something like this would add life to the motor rather than power. Kind of like an oil cooler kit.:confused:

This isn't a mod you buy for the power increase. And it isn't neccessary unless you're running forced induction, even then it's just an added precaution. It is possible though, that in some applications you can increase power by keeping your engine cooler.

[DyNastySi]

Ohhhhh...I see