Best oil cooler for an FD
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Best oil cooler for an FD
I have a 1993 R1 and was basically just wondering who makes good oil coolers, and some opinions on which one is best. Any links to websites that sell them would be nice too. Thanks for the help.
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If you have an R1 the stock dual coolers are already very good. To upgrade that you can go with Crooked Willow Racing (www.crookedwillow.com duals which are about 25% bigger, or Rotary Extreme Duals or Dual Mega Super Size (www.rotaryextreme.com). The standard size Rotary Extreme version is about the same size as the CWR, but does not include the carbon fiber ducts that the CWR include. The mega sized RE versions are just huge and with two, and the proper large opening nose, you'll have more oil cooling than you'll ever need. Heck, the stock R1 is probably more than you need as it is unless you track the car.
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If you have an R1 the stock dual coolers are already very good. To upgrade that you can go with Crooked Willow Racing (www.crookedwillow.com duals which are about 25% bigger, or Rotary Extreme Duals or Dual Mega Super Size (www.rotaryextreme.com). The standard size Rotary Extreme version is about the same size as the CWR, but does not include the carbon fiber ducts that the CWR include. The mega sized RE versions are just huge and with two, and the proper large opening nose, you'll have more oil cooling than you'll ever need. Heck, the stock R1 is probably more than you need as it is unless you track the car.
#5
Do you have an oil temp gauge? If so, what are your readings? Do you regularly track the car?
I don't understand why you would be looking to upgrade the dual oil coolers (i.e. spend a #@$ load of cash) without evidence they were not performing well....
I don't understand why you would be looking to upgrade the dual oil coolers (i.e. spend a #@$ load of cash) without evidence they were not performing well....
#7
I have a 93 touring so how much would it cost to put in a second stock oil cooler? Maybe I'll buy your second one off of you if you decide to buy new ones! PM me or something if you wish.
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Well, my oil isn't getting too hot right now, and I am not looking to buy any right now. I was just wondering who made some good ones for when I do upgrade them. I had been searching around and hadn't had any luck finding much. Thanks for your help though.
#12
i've been looking at the rotary extreme oil coolers for my oil cooler upgrade whenever i get around to it. with those bad boys, i should never have to worry about oil temps again. talk about overkill
#14
I was thinking about a Fluidyne oil cooler for mine but don't know what thread size I need for it to work with the stock lines. Does anyone know if it's even possible?
http://www.fluidyne.com/pl_theoc.html
http://www.fluidyne.com/pl_theoc.html
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