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Old 03-10-2014, 04:46 PM
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My original plan was to use the OEM oil to water heat exchanger. I am now planing to use water cooling on my turbo as well. If you think about it a water cooled turbo is pretty similar cooling of the hot oil with coolant.

My question is this can i use both? or would it be too much strain on the cooling system. I do have a an upgraded Radiator 3" aluminum similar to mishimoto style.

any input or recommendation would be great
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You're saying cooling the oil in the turbo will help the overall system?
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no just help longevity of the turbo.....or should I ditch the heat exchanger and just use a water cooled turbo setup
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Don't over complicate things. Water cooling the turbo is fine.

http://www.turbobygarrett.com/turbob...er_Cooling.pdf


Oil cooler can work as well, but needs a dedicated air flow source. If its a regularly street driven car, not all that necessary.
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Thanks for reply!. its not a traditional oil cooler that requires air at all but I was starting to think the same. Ill just sell it Thankyou
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oil coolers don't work without airflow, those finned things are ****
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I think he means the oil to water cooler the gsr came with thats screwed in between the block and oil filter. I always wondered how effective they really are
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Originally Posted by m4xwellmurd3r
I think he means the oil to water cooler the gsr came with thats screwed in between the block and oil filter. I always wondered how effective they really are
understood.. the OP means this

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