Reply to "Oil Coolers (from another thread)"

panteradougMember

-8 is what I see get used a lot on oil cooler systems. I'm running a -10. It is small and flexible enough to work on my car.

It is also much larger than any oil ports in the engine.

Although oil pumps have been discussed before on this forum and some have the opinion that the stock pump is adequate, with an external oil cooler and additional lines of hose my personal feeling is that a "high volume" pump makes more sense.

My high volume pump gives me 80 psi of pressure and never drops below 35 hot at idle.

9/6/173:59 PM

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