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Old 08-19-06, 01:25 AM
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Pics of my fd oil cooler

I just installed my fd oil cooler to added to my stock oil cooler. I added this on because I installed my HKS intercooler. Trying to keep my oill temps down.
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Old 08-19-06, 07:39 AM
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nice, so how is that plumbed off the stock one?

T fittings?
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I ran the front cover line to the stock oil cooler to the fd oil cooler. Than from the fd oil cooler to the the rear housing. Easy money!!!
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oh damn, i thought for a second you replaced your stock one with an FD one... by themselves FD ones suck compared to FC oil coolers, but they would be a nice little addition
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sweet......do you have anything to measure any difference in temps?

Other than not overheating after some track time - hehe

but props anyway....as we all know, the sky is blue, water is wet and rotaries need plenty of cooling capacity.
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Before I put the fmic my oil temps at the track were 200 deg. Now with the fmic I don't know. Im installing my new turbo set up and a Apexi power fc in my car. Once its tuned I'll let you all know.
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did it do anything to your oil pressure?
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ooooo ooh

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Did you notice much of a difference, if any, in the overall capacity of the system....maybe 1/2 a litre or something?
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My oil pressure is the same 80psi. I have a 80psi regulator. As in capacity , I added about a half quart more.
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cool, for a sec I thought you replaced the OIl cooler for an FD unit.........this thread is worthless without pics.
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interested to see your temps
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