mw9

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what do you guys think about this one

http://www.summitracing.com/parts/FLX-3818/

Bigalow

iTrader: (26)

As an alternative, for those that are looking to save $$$.

I found the following kits-
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http://www.summitracing.com/parts/HDA-401/




http://www.mishimoto.com/mishimoto-u...ooler-kit.html

mw9

iTrader: (51)

Just got done with mine, came out pretty good.

Bigalow

iTrader: (26)

^^
Looks really good.

Looks like you have it in the right spot. Air flow towards any oil/PS/tranny cooler is just as important as the cooler itself.

tchiuda

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what ready-to-install coolers are out there? i don't quite have the skill or time for DIY i only see Stillen ($145) and Nismo ($160 - but it looks exactly like stock!)

TimsZee

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So i decided to make my own as well... 60$ all together in parts and its about 3x as big as the stock one. This is the way to go!

terrasmak

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http://www.summitracing.com/parts/bmm-70265/overview/ the cooler I used, it takes a beating so much better than the others. I destroyed my previous cooler to debris damage , this one has been on for over a year, no fin damage at all.

ian99rt

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Ditto.

You can save a few bucks buying a tru-cool unit from racepartswholesale. Im 95% sure the b&m units are made by Tru-cool. Same specs and dimensions

rottingcat

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Im planning to replace both lines and just skip all the way to the next hardline, does anyone know the size of the hardline?
Another thing I was thinking of was taking out that second hardline an with my 6AN to barb fitting right into the rubber hose. Would that be okay? I am planning to run nylon braided flex hoses.

Bak3rme

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Does the hardline need to be retained? I just swapped the cooler but ended up tossing all the hard lines.