Oil Cooler Question
01-08-06, 11:03 PM
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Very bad idea. Even with a 170F t-stat, my oil temps run at 160F or less on a cold evening during cruising. You certainly don't want colder oil temps than that! (I run dual 25-row coolers.)
01-09-06, 01:36 AM
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where can i get a in-line oil thermostat? what temp should it be? i have two 30row coolers with no internal thermostat so im going to need a inline one i'm guessing
01-09-06, 07:27 AM
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summit or any perf. parts place.
most of them will come with a 180* thermostat. that should be fine, but if you want something else, make sure you ask before you buy.
most of them will come with a 180* thermostat. that should be fine, but if you want something else, make sure you ask before you buy.
01-09-06, 07:38 AM
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where can i get a in-line oil thermostat? what temp should it be? i have two 30row coolers with no internal thermostat so im going to need a inline one i'm guessing
01-09-06, 07:47 AM
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I have a 93 touring, so I only have one oil-cooler. Finding a used R1 right-side oil cooler with all the hoses has been a PITA.
Has anyone have had success running a DIFFERENT oil cooler on the right side (e.g., Mocal or Setrab) what size, and if so, what did you use to do all the plumbing and thermostat ?
TIA,
:-) neil
Has anyone have had success running a DIFFERENT oil cooler on the right side (e.g., Mocal or Setrab) what size, and if so, what did you use to do all the plumbing and thermostat ?
TIA,
:-) neil
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