R1PPU
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Hi All,
Had a track day at Donnington yesterday and its showed up some big issues, could only do 5-6 hot laps before overheating (blew the expansion hose clean off).
So now I want to upgrade obviously. I currently run a OEM DC2 radiator with the B16.
Thinking of changing the radiator to the Tegiwa alloy one:
http://www.tegiwaimports.com/tegiwa-x-cool-aluminium-alloy-radiator-honda-integra-dc2.html
And adding an oil cooler:
http://www.tegiwaimports.com/tegiwa-mocal-oil-cooler-kit-honda.html
I've spoken to a friend and he says that these are too efficient for the road, even with a thermostatic sandwich plate, anyone else found this?
Whilst its all apart I want to add gauges. Oil pressure, temperature and water temp are my thoughts. Any recommendations? Would rather not spend a fortune as this is money I hadn't expected to spend but at the same time would be daft not to do it whilst its apart. Would rather an electric setup so I don't need to run feed lines into the car.
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Had a track day at Donnington yesterday and its showed up some big issues, could only do 5-6 hot laps before overheating (blew the expansion hose clean off).
So now I want to upgrade obviously. I currently run a OEM DC2 radiator with the B16.
Thinking of changing the radiator to the Tegiwa alloy one:
http://www.tegiwaimports.com/tegiwa-x-cool-aluminium-alloy-radiator-honda-integra-dc2.html
And adding an oil cooler:
http://www.tegiwaimports.com/tegiwa-mocal-oil-cooler-kit-honda.html
I've spoken to a friend and he says that these are too efficient for the road, even with a thermostatic sandwich plate, anyone else found this?
Whilst its all apart I want to add gauges. Oil pressure, temperature and water temp are my thoughts. Any recommendations? Would rather not spend a fortune as this is money I hadn't expected to spend but at the same time would be daft not to do it whilst its apart. Would rather an electric setup so I don't need to run feed lines into the car.
Pic for attention