oil coolers
#13
Re:oil coolers
Originally Posted by random-strike
they are pretty much the same thing.
you should be just fine cooling the oil after it leaves the turbo. you would avoid a lot of hassle.
Johnny
you should be just fine cooling the oil after it leaves the turbo. you would avoid a lot of hassle.
Johnny
It would be best to cool the oil before it reached the turbo.
Jeff
#14
Re:oil coolers
I fed my first turbo this way. Used an oil cooler and ran a T on the return line to feed the turbo. I liked this because the turbo got cooler oil, and by using a T that had 2big & 1 small nipple allowed the turbo to receive less oil pressure than it would if I T'd off the pressure sensor.
#15
Re:oil coolers
Looked it up. A better way to hook up an oil cooler is to get a Sandwich Adapter (#186):
http://www.perma-cool.com/Catalog/Cat_page28.html
The adapter screws into the hole for the oil filter and then the oil filter screws into the Adapter. There are inlet and outlet holes on the adapter. Just run these to the oil cooler.
http://www.perma-cool.com/Catalog/Cat_page28.html
The adapter screws into the hole for the oil filter and then the oil filter screws into the Adapter. There are inlet and outlet holes on the adapter. Just run these to the oil cooler.
#16
Re:oil coolers
can you run the lines from the outlet the sandwich (where the oil filter is) to the inlet of oil cooler and out the oil cooler to inlet of turbo and then the outlet of the turbo to the inlet of the sandwich. do you think is possible or you got to tap in the oil pan.
#20
Re:oil coolers
I just thought of something really cool. If they made a slightly small oil cooler that could fit inside the box compartment where the old "intake resonator" use to sit, that would be great. I've cut out that little plastic piece on the front bumper so air comes in (this was for my custom cold air intake at the time). This would be my location of an oil cooler. I may consider doing this if I can find a smaller oil cooler (hey, it's better than none).
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