Oil Cooler Delete?
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Let's not forget that new BMW's are destined for failure..
(I know you were kidding, but I needed to add my input)
I cant express in words how stupid it is to want to remove the factory oil cooler. So I have nothing else to say here.Leave a comment:
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Oh shit, there goes that.
I have like 200 stickers on my car so it goes from idle to 800HP in a second, plus I did a short shifter so my r3vs don't match anymoreLeave a comment:
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That's okay he's not going to track his car...
BMW only hung all that oil cooler junk on them just in case 20 years latter someone might want to turn it into a track car...Leave a comment:
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i want my 5 minutes back for reading all this crap.
Do you really think BMW just put the oil cooler on there for a resone or just for the hell of it?Leave a comment:
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BMW built a high performance small luxury car with the E30.
THEY thought it needed a cooler, why would you think otherwise?Leave a comment:
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If the new BMW 335i doesn't need an oil cooler, then neither do you!
Haha.
If you really want to de engineer your over-engineered BMW, this is the part # you want:
11112140435
http://www.realoem.com/bmw/showparts...19&hg=11&fg=10
It allows you to remove your oil cooler thermostat/filter housing and just screw the filter directly onto the block like the ETAs. I'm sure you will notice no difference what-so-ever, except maybe slightly decreased engine lifespan.Leave a comment:
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well heres the part number if you want to do it. 11 11 2 140 435.
its cheaper than getting an oil cooler. I'm not tracking my car, so I really don't think anything detremental will happen to my car without the oil cooler. Yes engineers put the oil cooler on for a reason.. People also say BMW's are over engineered. I'm going for the cost effectiveness and breaking 2 oil coolers is not effective way to spend my money or wait for one to be shipped to me.Leave a comment:

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