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I have reviewed the PP tech article and looked up the components. A few questions still need answers. Since you are placing a remote spin on oil filter, can you not use a larger capacity filter? Is there an advantage to the use of two filters, either in series or parallel? What is the optimal temperature for the oil thermostat to open flow to the oil cooler, 170° or 180°? MG makes a thermostat which flows at 170° at a lower price.
Images of the remote filter mount shows four fittings. However, for a flow through system, only two would be required. Are the other fittings for selection for linear left to right oil flow or the alternative of left to left flow? Since the fan is wired to produce air flow in a pull fashion (air flow through the cooler and then into the fan), do you not need to place spacers between mounting surface (rear trunk floor) and cooler? If so, what is the appropriate amount of space? The electrical thermostat is mounted via a T prior to the filter. Can this thermostat also provide an oil temp reading? The use of NPT, JIC fittings are very neat. However, is there a problem with also using solid brass pip sittings where capable? Since the exposure of these lines are relatively protected, what is the down side of using non steel braided but re-enforced rubber lines? What is the down side of the use of barbed fittings with hose calmps? Can the entire system use 1/2" lines/connectors? Thanks, L. McChesney Attached image(s) ![]() |
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Brad Roberts |
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914 Freak! ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Group: Members Posts: 19,148 Joined: 23-December 02 Member No.: 8 Region Association: None ![]() |
I have a few years of experience here.
You are wasting your time even thinking about mounting a cooler under the car. I have NEVER seen one work correctly. All of the heat gets trapped under the car not too mention all the heat from the exhaust. A fan setup doesnt even work. Also: dont mount it on the engine lid. Another waste of time. If you want to add an oil cooler put it up front with proper ducting. It works every time. I counted 6 cars between this year and last year that came into the shop after another local shop had installed coolers for their cars in every place but the right place. You have to flow air over a heat exchanger. A fan wont do it on its own. QUOTE can you not use a larger capacity filter? Yes. QUOTE Is there an advantage to the use of two filters, either in series or parallel? Yes QUOTE What is the optimal temperature for the oil thermostat to open 180. Any cooler and the oil pressure is normally high. Please show me a link to the PP oil cooler setup so I can slam it in public. B |
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