DIY oil cooler
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From: so cal (mpk) - tokyo - taiwan
hey ppl, i was interested in installing an oil cooler in my Z, but dont really feel like paying over 1G on a brand name one, so i went onto ebay and found a bunch of oil cooler for under 50 bux, are those ok? i can just retrofit it behind my front bumber and use a sandwich adaptor to connect no? and percautions i should be aware of?
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oh yea, i forgot to ask, if i use a sandwish adaptor, the stock oil pump should have no problem pumping oil a longer distince into the oil cooler right? im jst tryin to figure out all the aspects b4 i start working on it.
it's worth the extra money to get a quality oil cooler with AN or NPT fittings and not the typical hose barb fittings.
There are some nice coolers made by Earl's that I have used in my airplane and they work great. Expect to pay about $130-200 for a good quality oil cooler.
here's where you can get them:
http://www.amstreetrod.com/html/oilcoolers.html
I wouldn't trust a $50 ebay oil cooler.... especially if it's used.
There are some nice coolers made by Earl's that I have used in my airplane and they work great. Expect to pay about $130-200 for a good quality oil cooler.
here's where you can get them:
http://www.amstreetrod.com/html/oilcoolers.html
I wouldn't trust a $50 ebay oil cooler.... especially if it's used.
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