I have 911 and 914 6 oil coolers. I'm curious what the conversion guys do to make the 911 cooler work? Different oil lines? Modify the cooler?
Richard Clewett did mine: http://www.seanlee.tv/914/914006.html
That looks interesting...
...I just cut and put in a 90 degreee bend in mine (pointing the other way, if the oil line connects to the blue fitting there)
Nice engine!
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I have one at my desk. I will take a photo of it. steve
I had Ottos convert a 911 cooler, which is the way a lot of conversion guys go.
blue fitting is for changing the oil. Oil line connects to the other end.
I do kinda like the "t" fitting idea. I tried to go as stock as possible. Sent an early threaded 911 cooler with a bent piece of aluminum pipe and a 914-6 cooler as a model to a a buddy who could weld aluminum. Here's what it ended up like. Nevermind the kinked hose; I hadn't fit everything up properly yet.
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I like the T idea. Mine just has a 90 degree fitting welded to it. I didn't do it, don't know who did, Brad mayby, it just came this way.
-Mike D.
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On my 3.0 conversion, I cut an elbow from a preformed radiator hose and use BF hose clamps on each end.
Curious...
When doing a 6 with a GT front cooler would there be any different mod to the cooler or would that be handled with a thermostat in the line?
The mod is needed because the line coming off the cooler would hit the trailing arm. The front cooler line can be cut in on the passenger side and then plumbed along the passenger rocker panel or under neath or thru the body for the front mounted GT cooler....depending on taste.
Yep. The Clewitt setup is the way to go if you dont need a bone stock setup.
GPR/Otto's/PP
90% of the part places sell Clewitts setup.
B
see pic above.
the one i posted that says "Richard Clewett did mine" LOL!
D'oh! Caught me not givin 100% attention again.
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