Ok I had an Idea. If you were to have an AT radiator (has connections for radiator fluid cooling) couldnt you concieveably run your oil lines to it and double as a radiator/oil cooler? Istead of cooling AT fluid you would cool your oil. Anyone have anything to support that it wouldnt work?

 

greddy and other companies make a similar kit to what you are talking about

 

yeah but the point would be to not have to add an oil cooler you could just get the radiator and use it for both oil and coolant.

 

I have actuailly thought about doing the same thing

 

yeah i wonder if it would cool even better than an oilcooler simply because of the size.

 

well a civic radiator isn't that large. but it would be cheaper, and cleaner than an aftermarket oil cooler

 

That sounds like a wickedly good idea. Anybody plan on trying this soon?? If so please post the results.

 

Ive swapped in an AT radiator from an integra so its the full width of the car up front. But even with a halfsized radiator the surface size is almost 3 times the size of an aftermarked oil cooler.

 

Humm,,, I have thought about th eteg radiator,, but never one from a anut car. If I can figure out how to keep my A/C in place with the teg radiator,, I am going this route

 

Ive heard it doesnt work...but i dont remember why exactly

use search and find out why not

 

Ok so I called performance radiator where I got my integra radiator and they said it absolutely will work. Ill be trying it out here in another week or so. Ill take temps before running it through the radiator and some after and post em.

 

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