oil coolers
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Re: oil coolers (Fayzeless)
Not sure if they all perform equally, but i wouldn't try to cheap out on one. You wouldn't one failing or breaking on you while your driving.
Whats your reasoning behing getting an oil cooler? Do you track your car or are you turboed?
Ali
Whats your reasoning behing getting an oil cooler? Do you track your car or are you turboed?
Ali
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Re: oil coolers (Fayzeless)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Fayzeless »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">What do you guys think about oil coolers. Do they work all that great?</TD></TR></TABLE>
Well not sure what you have as far as engine wise but if you have a gsr motor or type r it already has an oil cooler on the back of the block and that stock one has proven very useful. if you don't already have the stock oil cooler then get one off of a gsr or type r block and stick with the stock honda one fond on the gsr's or type r's.
Well not sure what you have as far as engine wise but if you have a gsr motor or type r it already has an oil cooler on the back of the block and that stock one has proven very useful. if you don't already have the stock oil cooler then get one off of a gsr or type r block and stick with the stock honda one fond on the gsr's or type r's.
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