Tranny cooler vs oil cooler
10-01-2003, 06:39 PM
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Tranny cooler vs oil cooler
Is there a difference between the two? The radiators I mean. Any reason they can't be interchanced. I'm thinking of making an oil cooler this winter and haven't really been able to locate a cooler (oil) that I think suits my design..yet.
10-01-2003, 07:01 PM
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So NISMO is selling a PS oil cooler with one more loop for $1000? What are they thinking? I thought NISMO parts were supposed to get cheaper once NISMO USA opened? HAs that not happened?
As for the original question, maybe ask the guy who totaled his car in Puerto Rico for his PS oil cooler and use that for your engine oil cooler? At least you'd have some symmetry up front. Also, depending on how big you want it check out water cooled CPU radiators. It's most likely going to be cheaper to go an indirect route with the crazy prices people are charging. Just be sure it can handle the temperatures, ie, check the welding material
As for the original question, maybe ask the guy who totaled his car in Puerto Rico for his PS oil cooler and use that for your engine oil cooler? At least you'd have some symmetry up front. Also, depending on how big you want it check out water cooled CPU radiators. It's most likely going to be cheaper to go an indirect route with the crazy prices people are charging. Just be sure it can handle the temperatures, ie, check the welding material
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Originally posted by Hraesvelg
So NISMO is selling a PS oil cooler with one more loop for $1000? What are they thinking? I thought NISMO parts were supposed to get cheaper once NISMO USA opened? HAs that not happened?
It's most likely going to be cheaper to go an indirect route with the crazy prices people are charging. Just be sure it can handle the temperatures, ie, check the welding material
So NISMO is selling a PS oil cooler with one more loop for $1000? What are they thinking? I thought NISMO parts were supposed to get cheaper once NISMO USA opened? HAs that not happened?
It's most likely going to be cheaper to go an indirect route with the crazy prices people are charging. Just be sure it can handle the temperatures, ie, check the welding material
10-01-2003, 07:18 PM
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Originally posted by Hraesvelg
So NISMO is selling a PS oil cooler with one more loop for $1000? What are they thinking? I thought NISMO parts were supposed to get cheaper once NISMO USA opened? HAs that not happened?
As for the original question, maybe ask the guy who totaled his car in Puerto Rico for his PS oil cooler and use that for your engine oil cooler? At least you'd have some symmetry up front. Also, depending on how big you want it check out water cooled CPU radiators. It's most likely going to be cheaper to go an indirect route with the crazy prices people are charging. Just be sure it can handle the temperatures, ie, check the welding material
So NISMO is selling a PS oil cooler with one more loop for $1000? What are they thinking? I thought NISMO parts were supposed to get cheaper once NISMO USA opened? HAs that not happened?
As for the original question, maybe ask the guy who totaled his car in Puerto Rico for his PS oil cooler and use that for your engine oil cooler? At least you'd have some symmetry up front. Also, depending on how big you want it check out water cooled CPU radiators. It's most likely going to be cheaper to go an indirect route with the crazy prices people are charging. Just be sure it can handle the temperatures, ie, check the welding material
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A PS cooler isn't gonna do jack for you. It's only a 2 pass cooler with fins that are very spread apart. I'm going to be building an oil cooler for mine once I get a little time on my hands. An excellent setup can be built for under $400.
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