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front/center mounted oil cooler
Good afternoon everyone,
What is everyone using for a front mounted oil cooler? Thanks |
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Thanks Bill but the B&B is not in the budget.
Does anyone recognize this front oil cooler from omgjon's build? ![]() |
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We offer the two center mounted oil coolers from CSF Performance Coolers, A single pass cooler and a dual pass model.
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FWIW, I have the CSF single-pass cooler on my '87 and I love it. Very efficient, and packages well. Shoot me a PM if you want see up close (I am near you in BH).
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I have a used front mounted oil cooler that measures 5-1/2" X 2-1/4" X 24" made in Japan by Calsonic for the Nissan Skyline, a Mazda RX7 among other models. Comes with two braided stainless steel covered oil lines. All for under $400.00
If interested PM me with your email address for details. TIA Henry Last edited by Hcarraro; 04-20-2021 at 08:05 AM.. |
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Thanks that looks like a serious contender.
Thanks for the offer Lyle. What are you using for a front bumper? Why a single pass? David Last edited by Harpo; 04-19-2021 at 09:14 AM.. |
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BAT Inc cooler. Under $400. I will PM you my name to use.
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Make sure you use rubber isolation mounts. Coolers don't like vibration.
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A 964 nose allows more air flow space behind the oil cooler than on an IROC nose.
Minimum AN fitting size the on cooler inlet/outlet lines is -20 Don't fall for the AN -12 hose kits being sold.
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AN -16 is just fine......
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Great vertical orientation position chosen for your Oil Cooler, like the flow thru aspect for the airflow.
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Lots of people use the Mazda RX7 oil cooler and weld on AN fittings. -12, -16, -20. Omit or run the internal thermostat. Do a few searches here. I've run one on my 930 for oh, almost 30 years now.
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My new oil cooler. Made an adapter because I didn't think that the threaded engagement in the aluminum cooler was adequate. They did install helicoil so most good enough
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In this position it will sit directly under the factory SC bumper. Obviously the valance will need to be extensively modified
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For some reason my fusion 360 file is not being shown completely. Regardless this flat piece of steel will be folded in to a box to frame my oil cooler. Or at least that is the plan in my head. We shall see if my plan works out
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Which make/model of oil cooler did you decide on? Thank you
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