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Originally Posted by wstar Yeah mine never moves off of that dot either (looks like the second one below the center mark to me), regardless of oil temps. Apparently the
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![]() The Z appears to be the same, and yes, the water cooling system seems to have enough overhead to handle most conditions which is good.....Just don't count on the indicator! My scangauge accesses the actual temp sensor output rather than the smoothed output and seems accurate to the degree. This car runs pretty cool water wise... |
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I'm not sure you really want to do that...Using 185-200 degree water to "cool" 220 degree oil (normal driving) seems a wasted effort. A true outboard, dedicated oil cooler is what is needed..
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As you noted, there wouldn't be a large temperature differential making it less than ideal and perhaps useless unless oil temps climbed into the 240s+. |
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man you guys worry about oil leaks a cheep oil collers f'ing up. I would only use crimped on fittings on my oil lines not press on ones. Take your hose get the length you want then go to a hydralic shop and get them to crimp on some ends for you. Lookes like #6 JIC end maybe #4.
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Aeroquipt socketless fittings are hardly cheap. They are widely used in industrial applications and good to 250psi. It is a simpler alternative to traditional AN10 connectors. Do a google like I did and your thinking may change..
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sorry did not mean to say the fitting were cheep. I work on an offshore oilrig and deal with hydrolic fitting all the time. Mind you I deal with 3500 PSI Working pressure. You are right the fitting are good to 200+psi. I just have found that crimped fitting are always better and give you less to worry about. The commet I made about being cheep was not directed at the fitting themselves but at people saying not to buy a chhep ol cooler, which this is not. But then being happy with socketless connectors when crimped on ends are better if not a bit of overkill though. Word of advice check those JIC fitting everytime you change your oil as they do like to slowly back off from vibration. But for the love of god dont over torque them or you will be asking for a leek.
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10 AER-FBN1000 -10 Aeroquip Socketless Hose, Black $43.70 2 AER-FCM2039 Aeroquip 90 Degree Male Elbow, Aluminum - Aeroquip 90 Degree Male Elbow, Alum. -10 to 1/2" Adapter $22.48 2 AER-FCM1534 Aeroquip Socketless 90 Degree Elbow Fitting - -10 Aeroquip Socketless 90 Degree Elbow Fitting $33.36 2 AER-FCM1514 Aeroquip Straight Socketless Fitting - -10 Aeroquip Socketless Straight Fitting $14.50 1 MOC-2BM810A Mocal 1/2" x -10 ORB fitting $15.99 1 MOC-SP1FT Mocal Sandwich Plate- 20mm Thread $86.95 1 TRU-L7B TRU-Cool 24 Row Racing Oil Cooler $44.95 Shipping Rate: $8.85 Subtotal: $270.78 From Racer Parts Wholesale Racer Parts Wholesale - Award Winning Online Catalog For Real Racers I'll do a DIY and post more pics in the Oil Cooler album at my photosite below.. |
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