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> oil cooler adapter?, can you put one on the oil filter space
bernbomb914
post Jun 5 2003, 10:26 AM
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I would like to put a oil cooler on my car. Is there any way to mount the lines off the oil filter so I dont have to remove the engine? I want to retain the factory cooler and add another cooler under the engine cover. I have a engine lid that has 32 small louvers stamped in it to allow more air to come thru to help the heat build up. This is not a race car but the oil temp needs to come doen when I drive for several hours.

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post Jun 5 2003, 01:26 PM
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Oil coolers come in various sizes and flavors.

For a car that is track-driven at all, you are well advised to put it up front. Most reports (including my previous car) say that the under-trunk or under-engine-lid locations just don't work well at all. You might see a 20-30F reduction but that isn't enough for hardcore use. I suppose a fan/duct lashup might help a little extra.

Without an external cooler, my -4 cars would shoot to 250-300F in less than 15 minutes of track driving. That is NOT good...
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