Reply to "Oil Coolers (from another thread)"

panteradougMember

quote:
Originally posted by GT4Peter:
Does anybody know where to buy a spacer plate with a thermostate inside? Like the one from my friend ? Thanks

http://www.ebay.com/itm/OIL-CO...AOSwcj5ZSlaG&vxp=mtr

Comes from China. You get pork fried rice and wonton soup with it.

This type of adapter seems simple to use but they tend to develop leaks because the hoses tend to want to rotate it.

I thought it was better to just put a straight adapter plate on the oil filter output, relocate the filter to the chassis on the right rear chassis (near the starter), install a dual filter, then plumb in a separate thermostat that is easily accessible.

Of course this means that the right rear wheel/tire needs to be removed BUT once it is, everything is right there.

9/8/173:42 AM

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