is the stock oil cooler needed for turbo
08-06-2006, 06:43 PM
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is the stock oil cooler needed for turbo
hey guys I'm doing an engine swap taking my DC2 Ls motor out and putting in my semi built gsr my ? is can i put the water tube from the back of the LS onto my gsr block so i don't have to run cooler lines. another question, is the oil cooler needed for turbo. i just want to run less lines as possible. If i do need the oil cooler than i will put it on. i seach but didn't really find an answer
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Re: is the stock oil cooler needed for turbo (speedlabx2005)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by speedlabx2005 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">hey guys I'm doing an engine swap taking my DC2 Ls motor out and putting in my semi built gsr my ? is can i put the water tube from the back of the LS onto my gsr block so i don't have to run cooler lines. another question, is the oil cooler needed for turbo. i just want to run less lines as possible. If i do need the oil cooler than i will put it on. i seach but didn't really find an answer</TD></TR></TABLE>
If anything, your oil will run hotter with a turbo in the circuit. I'd definitely use some type of oil cooler, whether it's OEM, or aftermarket. I have an OEM oil cooler and my oil temps go as high as 230F...that's about as high as you want to go on dino oil...
If anything, your oil will run hotter with a turbo in the circuit. I'd definitely use some type of oil cooler, whether it's OEM, or aftermarket. I have an OEM oil cooler and my oil temps go as high as 230F...that's about as high as you want to go on dino oil...
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