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Racer
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From: spring tx
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i am looking for a oil cooler. i found your adapter for the oil pressure port. http://www.eastcoastsupercharging.co...apter_lsx.html
what an fittings does this come with. also does the adapter open at a certain temperature or is it always open. i am trying to find something that will open at about 200. i may have to buy another piece for this to happen.
what an fittings does this come with. also does the adapter open at a certain temperature or is it always open. i am trying to find something that will open at about 200. i may have to buy another piece for this to happen.
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St. Jude Donor '05-'08
i am looking for a oil cooler. i found your adapter for the oil pressure port. http://www.eastcoastsupercharging.co...apter_lsx.html
what an fittings does this come with. also does the adapter open at a certain temperature or is it always open. i am trying to find something that will open at about 200. i may have to buy another piece for this to happen.
what an fittings does this come with. also does the adapter open at a certain temperature or is it always open. i am trying to find something that will open at about 200. i may have to buy another piece for this to happen.
We designed it to work with the Dewitts rad/oil cooler combo, but it is a universal adaptor so use it as you wish. It has also been tested with different headers so that is not a problem either.
The fittings are AN#10s and if your application needs additional 1/8th inch fittings (for a turbo etc) we can do that for you at no additional charge.
It is always open.
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St. Jude Donor '05-'08
Personally I do not think it is an issue, but I always try to warm my car up before taking it out.
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Racer
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From: spring tx
ill call and order one today. then i will figure out the routing and such. i am going with a earls oil cooler 13" by 6" by 2" core on the drivers side under the front end. just got to weld up some brackets.
the car is mainly a street car with maybe 5 track trips a year. it also has a kenne bell supercharger, so i think the mounting points will have to be custom.
the car is mainly a street car with maybe 5 track trips a year. it also has a kenne bell supercharger, so i think the mounting points will have to be custom.
Team Owner
Joined: Jul 2004
Posts: 24,652
Likes: 298
From: NJ
St. Jude Donor '05-'08
ill call and order one today. then i will figure out the routing and such. i am going with a earls oil cooler 13" by 6" by 2" core on the drivers side under the front end. just got to weld up some brackets.
the car is mainly a street car with maybe 5 track trips a year. it also has a kenne bell supercharger, so i think the mounting points will have to be custom.
the car is mainly a street car with maybe 5 track trips a year. it also has a kenne bell supercharger, so i think the mounting points will have to be custom.
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