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Hi Everyone, We are starting to piece together an oil cooler kit that will fit the Nismo models and standard 370z's. We are probably going to have a special once
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370z Nismo oil cooler kit
Hi Everyone,
We are starting to piece together an oil cooler kit that will fit the Nismo models and standard 370z's. We are probably going to have a special once this gets going. We will offer 2 different brands of cores and also a few different sizes. Getting ready for the summer!!!  Thanks! -Mike
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Anyone have suggestions for core's except for setrabs?
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mocal and setrab are at the top for cores. Is this going to be for a street or track car? because that should drive these size and parts of the kit. Not saying you haven't thought of that yet.
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^Thanks for the suggestions, We have always used mocal adapters and setrab cores for all our oil cooler builds, but we are most likely going to offer a more affordable alternative to this solution this time. We do not really like using adapters that are non-thermostatic, so they will all be thermostatic units.
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Earls also makes nice quality oil coolers that are cheaper than Mocal's and Setrab's. Probably less expensive since they're American and not imported. Tru-Cool has been used by people on this site, but their fittings are crap. They use NPT fittings which IMHO are a needlessly complicated way to go.
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When you do start offering them list their capacity. Will help ensure people have the correct quantity of oil in the car.
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