Reply to "Oil Coolers (from another thread)"

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I have the cooler in the front,it is a porsche rsr cooler style with -12 an fittings . The problem is : -12 an is realy big and I found no space on the floor downside for the oil lines/hoses. So I am a little bit frustratet. Even the holes in the f**ing oil filter relocation system are only 3/4 inch.
A friend of mine have a original gt5s with a cooler in the front and a thermostate oilfilter adapter. You mount this adapter between engine and filter, the thermostate is automatic and allready build in. On this plate are installed 13.5 mm inside and about 22 mm outside black rubber oil lines/ hoses, wich were running in the gt5s side panels to the front. A verry easy and clear instalation.

9/8/1712:06 AM

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