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  1. #25
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    not that i kno of.....
    do dc2r throttle bodies directly bolt on? is there any power gains?

  2. #26
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    Quote Originally Posted by sml-089 View Post
    not that i kno of.....
    do dc2r throttle bodies directly bolt on? is there any power gains?
    you would be better off just getting yours modified or purchese an aftermarket one, fitting a dc2r wouild involve re wiring for the tps etc etc due to the da9 loom being different.
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  3. #27
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    modifying it in which way? im a bit noob about tbs, boring it out to make it larger?

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    how about Dc2R radiator ??

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    Quote Originally Posted by sml-089 View Post
    modifying it in which way? im a bit noob about tbs, boring it out to make it larger?
    by taking out material form the overall inside diameter of the throttle body and replacing the butterfly plate to match.

    like for example, lets say the oem diameter is 48mm and you get it bored out to 52mm or 54mm that would increase the amount of air going through the throttle body and into the inlet manifold.

    I remember seeing over sized ones for B18A's at something like 75mm for like $285.

    180sx: nope dont think it does fit, the mounting points are different and I think the withs are different too?
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    just put a DC2 radiator on my DA today !!! but what's the different between Type R radiator and stock DC2 Vtir one ? are they the same ?
    Last edited by 180sx; 31-07-2007 at 08:07 PM.

  7. #31
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    what was the advantage of fitting the dc2 one?

  8. #32
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    Quote Originally Posted by 180sx View Post
    just put a DC2 radiator on my DA today !!! but what's the different between Type R radiator and stock DC2 Vtir one ? are they the same ?
    HHHmmmmmmm as far as I could tell they're different withs, but yeah what would be benefit when you may as well buy a 3" thick aluminium radiator or fit some bigger thermo fans co keep it cooler, if thats what you're trying to achieve.
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  9. #33
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    no benefit. stock radiator is fine for day to day driving - thats what its made for.

    unless your putting the car under stress - i.e tracking it regularly, i cant see the point in upgrading.

    mind you most people track their car here on standard radiator
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    why would u put dc2r radiator? u hoping to squeeze more kw? lol

    get a half size civic one instead!

  11. #35
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    Quote Originally Posted by DA9B18C View Post
    why would u put dc2r radiator? u hoping to squeeze more kw? lol

    get a half size civic one instead!
    why would i put a dc2r radiator ?? have u even think before u ask this question??

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    standard radiator will cope with all situations, street and track. only benefit of 1/2 size radiator is for turbo setups for more room.
    people sometimes convert to a dc2 or type r radiator because they can be cheaper or are easily available.

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