Stock oil cooler with 60-1?
06-30-02, 11:44 AM
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Stock oil cooler with 60-1?
Can the stock oil cooler on my '87 TII handle the requirements of my 60-1?
I have two stock oil coolers, If I weld those togeather would that be enough?
Chris
I have two stock oil coolers, If I weld those togeather would that be enough?
Chris
06-30-02, 01:12 PM
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I would say that the stock setup is going to be more than enough to cool the oil for your engine/turbo. If anything your probably putting less heat into the oil by running a single. If you want you can always put a oil temp gauge in the oil line and see what it reads. I'd do that before tring to make two oil coolers into one.
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Re: Stock oil cooler with 60-1?
Originally posted by Ridge Tech
Can the stock oil cooler on my '87 TII handle the requirements of my 60-1?
I have two stock oil coolers, If I weld those togeather would that be enough?
Chris
Can the stock oil cooler on my '87 TII handle the requirements of my 60-1?
I have two stock oil coolers, If I weld those togeather would that be enough?
Chris
07-03-02, 08:23 AM
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The oil line to turbo is metal pipe and I think it will survive no problem.
But the one from oil cooler to engine is not.
I am not 100% sure as mine is replaced with earl's before i own it
But the one from oil cooler to engine is not.
I am not 100% sure as mine is replaced with earl's before i own it
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