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Old 03-11-2012, 08:49 PM   #16 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by BigT View Post
Eh, I see you're point to a certain extent. But, brake systems do not have filters and change intervals as often as engines do. Like I've said constantly before, there are many cars out in this world that have factory air/air oil coolers. However, not one single manufacturer requires the residual oil to be flushed out during oil changes. Trust me, I've looked. I've been on google for the last 30 minutes searching for something. (if anyone does find something, please post it)

Then again, its your car. Do whatever makes you happy I guess. If I had to put my best educated guess on it, I would replace the oil cooler entirely with every engine rebuild in a race car (race engines typically last 1 season) and every 50,000 miles on a street driven car.
I more so feel better about it being I track my car and I feel that all fluids should be changed in full before and after my track days. Minus maybe the transmission and diff. But more than likely I would still empty all oil after two or three cycles when DD. So I guess we'll leave it at that.
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