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Old Jan 6, 2008
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coolent line to turbo

the turbo kit im getting comes with a braided line to run coolent to it on glo shift i found a water sender adapter where u cut your coolent house and clamp this in between it and so you can run your turbo coolent line to that the ? i have is does anyone know what size an 04 civic ex upper or lower radiator hose size is there are a couple options Thanks
28mmX1 1/8"
30mmX1 3/16"
32mmX1 1/4"
34mmX1 5/16"
36mmX1 7/16"
38mmX1 1/2"
40mmX1 9/16"
42mmX1 5/8"
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Re: coolent line to turbo

The 2003 has a 28mm OD hose, so I would imagine the 2004 is the same. That being said, I would just use your TB lines instead. Just pull the top hose (the return line) off the TB, run your turbo water feed line from there and then plumb the water return line from the turbo back into the water neck on the head. Like this:




I changed my setup later on, but this works just fine.
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Re: coolent line to turbo

This is the easiest way I found....

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Re: coolent line to turbo

heh great minds think a like!
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Re: coolent line to turbo

al right looks good now i just have to hope i can tune with my vafc2 and acura rsx type s injectors thanks
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Re: coolent line to turbo

PM me... I have a spare waterblock here with -6 fittings welded into it for turbo waterlines.
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