11-26-2013, 01:57 PM
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Originally Posted by ValidusVentus
I think I actually might need to replace my sandwich plate as it seems to cool regardless of the temp (even though i bought the supposedly thermo one). In past winters I have attached a blockoff plate to the core to block airflow which worked just fine but its a pain to get up in there. Whats your oil temps cruising in 6th when its below 60 outside?
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I had the same issue. I was driving in the rain one day and it would NOT get any hotter than 140° no matter how much i ran the RPM's up. What sandwich plate are you using?
I called the sales guy at RPW Racing and he said that it doesnt completly block off the oil flow even when cold. I still got a replacement and it does take a while to get up to 180 but it will stay up there after it gets heated up. So i think i might have had a bad plate too. They wanted me to send mine in for testing but i got too busy and forgot to send it in 
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Originally Posted by ValidusVentus
In regards to the kit yeah you can save money with that other one thats for sure, I suppose I went with the name brand and ready to go kit just for piece of mind and ease of install.
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I believe the stillen cooler kit still requires some modification but i could be wrong. All i did was use a $3 Deck Flashing plate to create the mount and then spray painted it black to match the cooler. I think the hardest part of the install was making sure all the fittings were tight enough and that was just due to me not having all the right tools.
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