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My new oil cooler for $20.50

A lucky bid!
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Old 09-21-2004, 04:54 PM
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Wow, thats awsome, congrats!!! I hope they don't try to pull a fast one on you. Good Luck.
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That looks like a serious score!
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that's what makes ebay so cool... good stuff cheap!
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yes some times you can have good stuff very cheap
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Very well done!! Will you take 25.00 for it?
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$25.00?? Geez, dont insult the guy....


p.s. How about $26.50???
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Is AN12 openings large enough?

I seem to recall that a 911 oil line needs somthing like 16AN or larger for proper flow?
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Old 09-21-2004, 06:35 PM
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I had one that was only 2 laps old and looked better than new except for all the melted metal in it

Don't mean to rain on your parade, but you better have some oil drops from within analyzed.
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Yes I would recommend sonic cleaning before putting it on your engine. Why take the risk.......You still will save big $$ at that point....
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Now that was a first class robbery! Way to go. You taking shopping orders?
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Seriously, good find!
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Where are you going to install something that big? Not in the fender well obviously. Do you have enough room upfront to fit it. I was watching the same cooler but wasn't ready to modify my '84 front end to fit it. Check out Elephant racing, they have special fittings that will make the AN12 opening bigger, ie. more flow. From their web page "30mm Widemouth fittings are 17.5 mm ID and have flow capacity about 50% greater than AN-12 fittings (typically 14.5mm). They are available for retrofitting to Carrera and C2 type oil coolers (part number 0101100) and for Setrab oil coolers (part number 0111100). These fittings accept standard 30mm Porsche type hose fittings and facilitate easy installation of oil coolers into Porsche cars without the use of AN / metric adapters."

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