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Originally Posted by Randomizer23 You are probably right I should do more research on the SOHO kit. I have been looking into the BP kit alot lately sorry!. I will

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Old 10-13-2020, 04:54 PM   #1 (permalink)
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You are probably right I should do more research on the SOHO kit. I have been looking into the BP kit alot lately sorry!.

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Remember that if you go with some of the kits, the ART pipes won't be an option (BP for example). BP Turn Key kit does have an oil cooler, but I'd say go with Fast Intentions Oil Cooler. Good price, great quality components. I've had multiple small issues with the oil cooler from the turnkey kit leaking, and the fittings are not great quality.
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Remember that if you go with some of the kits, the ART pipes won't be an option (BP for example). BP Turn Key kit does have an oil cooler, but I'd say go with Fast Intentions Oil Cooler. Good price, great quality components. I've had multiple small issues with the oil cooler from the turnkey kit leaking, and the fittings are not great quality.
Thanks for the info about oil coolers.
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Remember that if you go with some of the kits, the ART pipes won't be an option (BP for example). BP Turn Key kit does have an oil cooler, but I'd say go with Fast Intentions Oil Cooler. Good price, great quality components. I've had multiple small issues with the oil cooler from the turnkey kit leaking, and the fittings are not great quality.
Just wondering where the leaks were, or if you can elaborate a bit?

I now outsource the hoses to the same shop that builds majority of the fuel return hoses for this platform. Have the oil cooler kit on my own car, and haven't encountered issues.

If I don't know that there is a problem, I can't really fix it
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Just wondering where the leaks were, or if you can elaborate a bit?

I now outsource the hoses to the same shop that builds majority of the fuel return hoses for this platform. Have the oil cooler kit on my own car, and haven't encountered issues.

If I don't know that there is a problem, I can't really fix it
I kept leaking on the switch plate connectors. The o-rings didn't hold up well kept blowing out and fittings would loosen up. I switched to a dowty washer and haven't had problems since. Just a copper washer would probably work too.
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I kept leaking on the switch plate connectors. The o-rings didn't hold up well kept blowing out and fittings would loosen up. I switched to a dowty washer and haven't had problems since. Just a copper washer would probably work too.
Your leak sounds like the same place mine was. I didn't know the name for the washers I ended up with, but yes, dowty washers were the solution. Thanks for giving me a name so I know for the future!
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Just wondering where the leaks were, or if you can elaborate a bit?

I now outsource the hoses to the same shop that builds majority of the fuel return hoses for this platform. Have the oil cooler kit on my own car, and haven't encountered issues.

If I don't know that there is a problem, I can't really fix it
Let me see if I can explain in text. The thermostatic plate has 2 extruded male fittings on it which match the AN female fittings on the hoses that route to the cooler. The male fittings have gaskets which tend to tear and compress unevenly when the male fittings are tightened. I bought an entirely new plate, just to scavenge gaskets surrounded by a metal ring to prevent that. I also had leaks at both elbows of the AN fittings.
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Let me see if I can explain in text. The thermostatic plate has 2 extruded male fittings on it which match the AN female fittings on the hoses that route to the cooler. The male fittings have gaskets which tend to tear and compress unevenly when the male fittings are tightened. I bought an entirely new plate, just to scavenge gaskets surrounded by a metal ring to prevent that. I also had leaks at both elbows of the AN fittings.
Thanks for the details. The new lines are all crimped fittings, so no chance of leaks at elbow. The fitting now include dowty washers as well. So an improvement and correction to the issues you had.
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