Thread: Nissan Motorsports Oil Cooler vs. Stillen Oil Cooler
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Old 11-21-2010, 11:54 PM   #140 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by Dustin@Z1 View Post

Christian,
Thanks for posting that up. That will definitly be helpful to people installing the Stillen kit.

Also, for people looking for the filters for the Stillen Kit. This may help with choosing a comparible oil filter. K&N Filters list all applications that use each of their products as well as a cross reference table. This link lists ALL known cross references for the K&N HP-1005 filter. You can search any auto parts store' website to source these filters:

K&N Filters HP-1005 Oil Filter Cross Reference Shart
I have to admit though, I wish I could use the regular filters like your kit. It is kind of frustrating that the only thing restricting the Stillen supplied thermostatic plate is that one spot where the sealing lip gets thin which means you have to choose a filter with a wider seal.
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