FASTFATBOY

I already have this cooler, it's new from another project.

Has 1/2 pipe inlets (#10) and has a 20,500 BTU Capacity. It's also known as a "Long stacked plate cooler". Dimensions are 8x11 and it has 36 plates.

Is it sufficient to use on a C5 HPDE/Street car that only runs in the winter months?

Also, should it be mounted in front or behind the radiator?

Here is a pic

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Fine for transmission, but not engine oil.

Flow rate and pressure capacity not adequate for engine oil.

FASTFATBOY

I Found this, same cooler

http://www.jegs.com/i/Canton-Racing-...ductId=2074058

Canton Racing Products 23-510 - Canton Racing Oil Coolers Details

Oil Coolers

This 20,500 BTU Oil cooler measures 1.5" x 8" x 11". It features brazed aluminum construction and a high flow clog resistant design. It is suitable for both engine and transmission cooling.

Last C5

JEGs has a cooler

Earl's #41900 that is identicle (same size, number of plates, etc) to the one used in the TPIS engine cooler kit. It does 32,000 btu and uses AN -10 fittings which you have to buy separately.

Works well on my track car.