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Old 05-08-2020, 08:56 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by k67p67 View Post
I'm installing a 34-row oil cooler today. My '17 Nismo Tech has an OEM sandwich plate that (I believe) work with the stock coolant system. Should I be stacking the Mocal sandwich plate on top of the OEM plate or eliminating the stock plate?
That is the factory oil cooler ...most people remove it when adding the aftermarket oil cooler .....you can keep it and add the new sandwich plate on top of it ......I kept mine... it does help even with the aftermarket cooler ....I noticed with just after market cooler I was seeing oil temp rising 225-230 ish during more aggressive driving but it would quickly drop back down to 210 ish after I eased off ....and during winter time it would take a good while of driving to get the temp up to 190. So I added the factory cooler back in which made the aggressive driving temp barely hit 220 and normal driving temp is 210 ish in the summer months. For winter it heats ( due to engine coolant heating up faster than the oil which brings the oil temp to match around 190-200 )the oil up faster to operating temp and it runs around 200-205
...which is the main reason I added it back...my car is also boosted so the effects may be different ...however winter time will still be slower to get to temp

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