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Old 04-06-2004 | 08:43 AM
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Stick with OEM coolant from now on. The only new thing about OEM coolant is that it is pre-mixed so you don't have to guesstimate the 50/50 water/coolant solution. As for your Fluidyne, get ready to hack away at your fans so it doesn't chafe against your compressor housing.
Old 04-09-2004 | 12:38 AM
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Originally Posted by DC2
Stick with OEM coolant from now on. The only new thing about OEM coolant is that it is pre-mixed so you don't have to guesstimate the 50/50 water/coolant solution. As for your Fluidyne, get ready to hack away at your fans so it doesn't chafe against your compressor housing.
My turbo is sitting in a box in my parents' garage now. I'm back with a stock B18C and a JDM ITR header.

Blowin' engines is a biatch. :joshers:
Old 04-10-2004 | 11:10 AM
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Originally Posted by DC2
As for your Fluidyne, get ready to hack away at your fans so it doesn't chafe against your compressor housing.
Funny enough though, I did actually have to hack away at the fan housing to clear the spouts and drain of radiator. I should have learned my lesson from my first set of fans and just gone with two singles, one pushing and one pulling.
Old 04-13-2004 | 01:49 PM
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Awwwwwww sorry to hear man. Last time I remember you were boosting. Ehhhhhh slap that sucker on again.




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