Which kind of oil cooler you have...I saw many brand but they are $$$

I want to add one on my car ...

Any tips or idea to save some $

 

I use the B&M oil cooler.

 

B&M, Mocal, and Greddy.....and the expenive ones come with a thermostat that activates at 180F. In my opinion a thermostat is an absolute must so you won't over cool your engine oil.

 

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Can you really overcool your engine oil???
I never heard of this before... I was planing on installing a oil cooler also, so any info. is appreciated...

 

how cool can it really get. I can't imagine it being too much cooler than when you just start your car. From what my gauge says normal operating temperature on most is 190-220°. I can't see the cooler taking that much below 150° which isn't cold enough to harm anything i don't think. The only thing wrong that i would see is maybe the viscosity changes but i'm sure 150 is warm enough for proper lubrication. Any ideas? Not saying I know just stating opinion.

 

JR oil cooler, not installed yet.

My friend has a JR on his 97 Prelude and his oil temps have dropped about 35 degrees to about 160 F after installing his.