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> Oil cooler in the fender well, Ala 911?
seanery
post May 22 2012, 04:27 PM
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Title says it all, anyone ever do an oil cooler in the front passenger fender well like a 911? If so, got pics, results, etc?

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post May 22 2012, 05:04 PM
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I've been reading about the brass coolers used from 80-84, Bruce Anderson says that they dont need a lot of air flow to work. Especially compared to the trombone cooler. Thoughts?
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post May 22 2012, 10:49 PM
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QUOTE(seanery @ May 22 2012, 04:04 PM) *

I've been reading about the brass coolers used from 80-84, Bruce Anderson says that they dont need a lot of air flow to work. Especially compared to the trombone cooler. Thoughts?


I don't have too much to add. Some time back, I did an engine/tuneup class with BA -- he said pretty much exactly that. I have a 76 turbo carrera that came with the trombone -- the engine temps were barely acceptable in motion, and in a CA summer, at idle quickly go way too high. I swapped the trombone for a fan-driven radiator and the temp-life has been pretty good. If I didn't want to molest the front, I'd definitely be doing something to get more air in there tho.

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