Reply to "Oil Cooler"

Cozman (Guest)

Chalie, Thanks for the advise.
Currently there is a cooler somewhat on the car. The condensor right now is behind the radiatior, doesn't seem to be a very good place for it considering the air has to pass through the cooling radiator first before the oil condensor. But it's not hooked up. I would have to get the adapter that goes on before the filter and just connect the lines. Normal driving temp doesn't seem to be a problem, but when driven a little hard, it heats up quick.
I am also going to upgrade to the laydown radiator with sucker fans. Figured this would be a good time to take off the oil condensor thats behind the radiator and relocate everything if I am going to do something like this. My motor only has about 5000 miles on it since the rebuild, don't want to take any chances.
What do you think ?
Thanks.
Coz

10/2/0411:56 AM

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