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Anyone know where to get one? Just installed one on my buddies 350z and you cna see the difference. Its not a big difference but i still would like to do one any help would be appericated.

 
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lots of cars use them stock. I know off hand dodge caravan uses one in late 90's+ just saw one today on a car i was working on. Im sure it could be adapted to work on a civic

 
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i know it can just need help with which one.

 
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Honestly Phil, it's the same concept as adding anything inline of the PS system. Find a tranny cooler at the pick 'n pull, tap into the line that feeds the rack from the pump and run the cooler in-line of that. It would just a matter of finding a place to mount the cooler. IDK, that's what I would do if I were fabbing it up.

 
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speedfoos correct. Just finding a place to mount and making sure you have a leak free connection, I would recommend using high pressure fittings or barbed fitting will do.

 
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just noticed you asked where to get one. lol sorry I'm sure a tranny cooler would yeild the same if not more sufficient cooling.

 
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what effect does cooling the ps fluid have?

 
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You need 2500 PSI lines for the pressurized PS lines. Its more than just a barbed fitting. Russell makes lines, but you're better off going and having crimped hydraulic lines made.

 
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it cools it

Depending on the tires and the abuse, the PS fluid will bubble and froth up. My friend was able to do it after two autox runs.

 
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my eps runs really cool

 
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waste of cash and you run the risk of leaks.
save your money for a caravan since they come OEM with them.

but here is one on ebay that you might want to try since it is a honda peice
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/OEM-H...spagenameZWDVW

or a smaller 1
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/C6AA-...spagenameZWDVW

 
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Unless you race or tow alot you have absolutely no need for one!