Have you seen the 225 shroud up close?
I just installed mine on my 96. The lower brackets seem like they could be universal as the bolt hole is just a big oval so you can snug it up after it's mounted.
The top holes are perfectly located to exactly match and pick up existing fasteners on my 96. The 225 can fit the Denso or the Showa Rads by use of a small Z-bracket to make it fit the Denso...it's pretty specific to fit the 94-2000 Tegs. I have the installation manual if you want, but you would just have to do an inventory of the rad area on the car you want to install it on.
Have you checked the FAL website to see if they make a fan for your application?
Have you seen the 225 shroud up close?
I just installed mine on my 96. The lower brackets seem like they could be universal as the bolt hole is just a big oval so you can snug it up after it's mounted.
The top holes are perfectly located to exactly match and pick up existing fasteners on my 96. The 225 can fit the Denso or the Showa Rads by use of a small Z-bracket to make it fit the Denso...it's pretty specific to fit the 94-2000 Tegs. I have the installation manual if you want, but you would just have to do an inventory of the rad area on the car you want to install it on.
Have you checked the FAL website to see if they make a fan for your application?
nah never seen it in person, why?
but yeah man you've got the only kind they make for integras.. i guess i can just wait til one hits the shop (a DC2) and measure a bunch of stuff. worst case scenario i'll fab up some brackets for it. thx man.
If you navigate a bit more through the site, you can reach the downloads section for the installation which will give a bit more insight into the design.
If you navigate a bit more through the site, you can reach the downloads section for the installation which will give a bit more insight into the design.
thx bud I had looked @ the site, but just to see if they made fans for my project.
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