[Shotimes] oil cooler

[SHOZ123]

I had a large Hayden oil cooler plumbed into the coolant lines on the
oil cooler.  I do know it effectively helped keep the coolant temp
down.  I can only surmise it also helped the oil temps down too.

Paul


On Wed, 23 Feb 2005 05:34:14 -0800 (PST), Ian Fisher
<dataflash@yahoo.com> wrote:
> I wonder how effective a second PS cooler mounted in
> the a similar position would work if it was plumbed to
> fit the in/out barbs on the oil cooler. It would
> probably run a lot cooler, thus cooling the oil a bit
> more. Maybe too much though..
> 
> What's the part number of the kit you bought?
> 
> Ian
> 
> 
> --- Zach Leahy <leahyz@gmail.com> wrote:
> 
> > Hey folks,
> >
> > I have always hated the location of the oil filter,
> > and the inadequacy
> > of the oil/water cooler.  I usually see oil teps
> > around 220-250
> > degrees on a hot day.  Especially in slow traffic.
> > the oil temp will
> > soar well above the water temp and I often wondered
> > about the
> > effectivnedd of the oil/water cooler.
> >
> > Well, I fixed that problem and picked up a B&M
> > remote filter and
> > cooler.  I have not gotten to installing it yet, but
> > I will sometime
> > soon and I will post some pictures.  I was more in
> > for the remote
> > filter so i selected a rather small cooler designed
> > for 4cyl imports.
> > The flow rating is really good still as it is a bar
> > and plate setup.
> > Best part is the kit is like 110 bucks from summit
> > or Jegs.
> >
> > anyone interested in the P/N.
> >
> > Later all
> >
> > Z
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