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> FS - 914 Remote Oil Cooler Setup
tomeric914
post Dec 8 2010, 08:36 AM
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I'm converting to a 6 and don't need this setup anymore.

This is a complete oil cooler setup that places the cooler next to the transmission. All nuts, bolts, brackets, wiring, hoses, adapters, pictures, etc. needed to install are included. Individually, parts were ~$500 not including my time to engineer and install everything. Result was a drop in temperature of at least 20 degrees on the street and 40 degrees at the track.

I will also include a new Baldwin B228 oil filter.

This setup is temperature controlled and enabled when the ignition switch is turned on. Fan turns on at 180 deg F and pulls through the oil cooler.

Asking $250 plus shipping for the complete setup.


Major parts list below:

QTY 2 - Fitting, Hose End, AQP Socketless, Straight, -8 AN Hose Barb to Male 3/8 in. NPT, Brass, Natural, Each - Part Number: AER-FBM1206

QTY 1 - Fitting, Hose End, AQP Socketless, 90 Degree, -8 AN Hose Barb to Female -8 AN, Aluminum, Red/Blue, Each - Part Number: AER-FBM1533

QTY 1 - Fitting, Hose End, AQP Socketless, 120 Degree, -8 AN Hose Barb to Female -8 AN, Aluminum, Red/Blue, Each - Part Number: AER-FBM1543

QTY 1 - Hose, AQP Socketless, Rubber, Blue, -8 AN, 10 ft. Length, Each - Part Number: AER-FCV0810

QTY 1 - Temperature Controlled Sandwich Adapter, Oil Filter, Sandwich, Aluminum, Natural, 3/4-16 in. Thread, 3/8 in. NPT Inlet/Outlet, Each - Part Number: DER-15702

QTY 1 - Derale Cooling Products Atomic-Cool Remote Fan Mounted Fluid Cooler, Tube-Fin Type, Aluminum, 9.375 in. x 12.75 in. x 4.313 in., -8 AN Inlet, Outlet - Part Number: DER-15950

QTY 1 - Relay, Starter/General Use, 30 Amp, Single Pole, Each - Part Number: VIA-80237

Picture below from when it was first installed. It may not be as clean anymore.

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