Turbo Oil cooler advice please
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As the nose on mine has a large charge-cooler rad piggy-packed on the front of the coolant radiator, I stuck the oil cooler in the flat panel in front of the rad - it lies at an angle following the line of the bonnet (effectively let into but rising out of the panel on swan neck brackets). Works fine although I'm not at all sure which way air flows through the core...
I fitted two, one either side and on end so as not to obstruct any air-flow through intercooler and radiator. Also fitted a remote full size oil filter and oil thermostat as I didn't want the oil too cold either. I got 'Pirtek' to make up the oil lines as I didn't want to use jubilee clips.
Edited by macdeb on Tuesday 28th March 10:06
phillpot said:
macdeb said:
I fitted two............
Discopotatoes said:
I had a large oil cooler...........
What diameter oil hose you guys use?Read somewhere, as a rough rule, should be 5/8" for engines over 3 litre?
I had a 16 row Mocal oil cooler fitted in the nose on the drivers side, fits just nice where the original oil coolers were fitted for the Malaysian market(so i'm told) and the vents were already cut in the fibreglass underneath although some fibreglass work was done to direct the air. The cooler and pipework were all on the advice of Eann Whalley who did the Turbo/Ecu install.
As I had removed my carbon can, I moved my washer bottle back to the newly available space and fitted a 26 row 115 matrix mocal cooler where the washer bottle had been (if you see what I mean). The airflow comes from both the opening below the o/s/f indicator and the o/s of the lower front opening.
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