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Added a block off plate to my oil cooler today. Works perfect now. But with the GA summer coming (because it seems we skip spring here) it will probably be
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03-14-2011, 08:28 PM
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Added a block off plate to my oil cooler today. Works perfect now. But with the GA summer coming (because it seems we skip spring here) it will probably be removed then. For more info on this install check out my DIY link. I also cut away some of the undershroud for easy removal or added more air flow if needed. You will also see in some of the pics the little blue prybar I'll use to assist if I had to lower the plate on the go for more airflow. Plus you will need gloves for it does get pretty hot. Aslo I will be painting/ powder coating this flat black.
DIY: Oil Cooler Block Off Plate        
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