2nd gen oil cooler
Originally Posted by bouis
What kind of kit do you have in mind?
fittings,adaptors,oil pedalstool,oil cooler and probally some sort of caps,and mounting brakets,
Like I said its going to cost.
carlrx7, i think i speak for most in that a air-to-air oil cooler is very worth while and i'm surprized that a turbo engine does not have a air-to-air oil cooler. believe it or not some believe the beehive 'cooler' is a good piece of hardware and use it, and some don't. do yourself , and engine a favor by removing the hive and get air-cooled instead of water-cooled? it's a very do-able upgrade IMO.
Originally Posted by MarkPerez
carlrx7, i think i speak for most in that a air-to-air oil cooler is very worth while and i'm surprized that a turbo engine does not have a air-to-air oil cooler. believe it or not some believe the beehive 'cooler' is a good piece of hardware and use it, and some don't. do yourself , and engine a favor by removing the hive and get air-cooled instead of water-cooled? it's a very do-able upgrade IMO.
I think hes asking if you can use the extra nipple to feed a water cooled TC.
Rotary 7s, if you want to make an extra set of mounting brackets, let me know. I don't need a full kit; I already have the cooler and the pedestal, and the adapters and lines I can take care of myself. What kind of caps are you talking about?
FC3s.org sells a pedistal that is ready for two 1/8 NTP fittings, It looks like a good product.
Caddy
I have a 1st gen cooler with the lines on it, Also have the filter pedistal, Hit me on PM if you would like to buy the stuff.
Caddy
I have a 1st gen cooler with the lines on it, Also have the filter pedistal, Hit me on PM if you would like to buy the stuff.
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