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FAL part number 190, with a letter on the end for color, i.e. 190B for blue. Two will fit, have to do very minor trimming. Flows 10x more air than stock.
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Originally Posted by Drk01Civic
You bought 2 of those for $270 a piece?
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Originally Posted by TheSmuggler
so does this plus right into our normal fan harness ir hows this work?
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Well I know the ecu controlls it I was hoping I wouldent have to solder.. *looks at burnt motherboard* :ROFL:
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Originally Posted by TheSmuggler
Well I know the ecu controlls it I was hoping I wouldent have to solder.. *looks at burnt motherboard* :ROFL:
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Originally Posted by Drk01Civic
I wonder if you could use the FAL dual fan for the Integra. What exactly did you trim to make those Focus fans fit?
The trimming took less than 5 minutes with a Dremel, and doesn't affect the fan's function at all.
As for fitting another fan, just measure it. Fans are fans, and most FAL's flow the same and use the same motor. The only difference is the shroud size. I used Focus fans because that is what we had in stock at the shop, I'm sure there are many others that would work.
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I dont know if they are any good, but I saw this on H-T and thought you might be interested
http://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1150195
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