Adapter plate for oil cooler that has temp/pressure taps? Does Greddy or Mocal?
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Adapter plate for oil cooler that has temp/pressure taps? Does Greddy or Mocal?
I just posted about an oil sandwhich adapter a few weeks ago. The Greddy seems nice since it has two taps to easily add on a few gauges (which I will be doing) but going by the pics I don't see how you would route external lines for an oil cooler.
The mocal has two external ports for oil lines but I see no additional taps for gauge/sensor installation. Am I just looking at the pictures wrong?
< wants a sandwhich plate that will do both but thinks he will just have to get an inline fitting for his gauges.
The mocal has two external ports for oil lines but I see no additional taps for gauge/sensor installation. Am I just looking at the pictures wrong?
< wants a sandwhich plate that will do both but thinks he will just have to get an inline fitting for his gauges.
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Re: Adapter plate for oil cooler that has temp/pressure taps? Does Greddy or Mocal? (Black R)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Black R »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I know this may sound weird, but can't you just stack them? 
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Is there clearance to stack them? Hrm.
</TD></TR></TABLE>Is there clearance to stack them? Hrm.
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What thickness is the mocal plate? If its roughly the same depth as the Greddy plate then there should be plenty of room to do this. However if i were planning on doing this i would have the two sandwich plates welded together first just to ensure a very good seal.
Saying that though the Greddy plate has three taps...and far as i knew the thrid one (which i havent used on mine) was for an oil feed line for cooler, turbo feed or whatever
Saying that though the Greddy plate has three taps...and far as i knew the thrid one (which i havent used on mine) was for an oil feed line for cooler, turbo feed or whatever
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by mugenracer »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">What thickness is the mocal plate? If its roughly the same depth as the Greddy plate then there should be plenty of room to do this. However if i were planning on doing this i would have the two sandwich plates welded together first just to ensure a very good seal.
Saying that though the Greddy plate has three taps...and far as i knew the thrid one (which i havent used on mine) was for an oil feed line for cooler, turbo feed or whatever</TD></TR></TABLE>
Yeah the Greddy has one but I don't want to have to tap my oil pan to run a return line. I guess I'll just go with the Mocal and run the gauges from the orginal pressure sensor tap? In fact I think flamenco T might make something for this but not sure if it's for electrical gauges.
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Saying that though the Greddy plate has three taps...and far as i knew the thrid one (which i havent used on mine) was for an oil feed line for cooler, turbo feed or whatever</TD></TR></TABLE>
Yeah the Greddy has one but I don't want to have to tap my oil pan to run a return line. I guess I'll just go with the Mocal and run the gauges from the orginal pressure sensor tap? In fact I think flamenco T might make something for this but not sure if it's for electrical gauges.
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