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I've got an oil/air cooler for sustained track use, an oil stat is essential as somebody else mentioned. An alternative well worth considering is an oil/water cooler. The two big advantages are that it reduces the warm-up time (oil is a lot slower to heat up than water, and you really *don't* want to work the engine hard until the oil is up to temperature) plus it won't over-cool the oil. Only problem is if your cooling system is already marginal, you may find the oil cooler boils and then you're in trouble. Should be OK if you cooling system is in good order though.
Hi demo again it really does depend on the temperature the engine runs at?? i had a 3.9 racer that i was running a standard sd1 sump on the engine produced 340 bhp but on my 4.7 producing 44o bhp running a big winged grp 1 sump i struggled to get any temperture into it so i never ran one it realy boils down to the set up you have in your car and lets be fair the dosh you have tied up in a motor whats £30 for an oil temp gauge??
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