_gurusan_

Do these things actually work?
Seems weird

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors...46095

YiNYaNg

A real oil cooler is better..waste of money...

Putter-GLHT

Definatly not worth a penny, if you're going to do an oil cooler, go with a real one.

http://www.axode.net/images/do...l.jpg

Or better yet goto an oil to water cooler, as you'll have more stable oil temps.

ITSME4G63

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Putter-GLHT &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Definatly not worth a penny, if you're going to do an oil cooler, go with a real one.

http://www.axode.net/images/do...l.jpg

Or better yet goto an oil to water cooler, as you'll have more stable oil temps.</TD></TR></TABLE>

I liek how you got that setup , its really nice.

get a setrab oil cooler http://www.bakerprecision.com/setrab.htm

or if youre lucky enough to find a junked early 1990 eagle talon/mitsubishi eclipse/plymouth laser , they came with an external oil cooler from the factory.

Putter-GLHT

The one on my car is from an 85 crown victoria police car with a 351. The filter threads are 3/4x16, so it probably won't work on many of the imports. But the sandwich might if you could find a different screw.

EnzoSpeed

Everyone needs to stop stating the obvious. I think we all know that a real oil cooler works, that wasn't the question. And basically none of us know if that ebay thing works. But for a measly $12, someone should be a guinea pig.