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    Swapping an oil cooler setup on to my Eta.

    I have a complete "i' oil cooler setup. Should I swap it on to the Eta or is not not even worth the trouble. Keep in mind I will be occasionally towing a trailer with the Eta.
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    #2
    The scientific way to do this is to hook up a oil temp gauage and see where the needle ends up.

    The un-unscientific way is to drink enough beer that you forget about your oil cooler and therefore will not need to even consider installing one.

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      #3
      Any other opinions?
      BimmerHeads
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        #4
        eta should not need it. That is unless you have modded it a bit. When you make it a stroker then put the cooler on.

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          #5





          Its a Hayden Oil Cooler PT#403 and it measures 7.5x12.75 and its .75in thick

          The Summit Oil Filter Relocation Kit


          Its a $50 setup and it works, the clamps work okay and it doesnt leak but I might swap to AN fittings or brass later.
          Last edited by nefarious7907; 11-26-2006, 05:07 PM. Reason: forgot something


          http://www.cardomain.com/ride/657387

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            #6
            well the I cooler won't bolt on behind an diving board valance(or euro) I've tried. So you'd have to swap to the plastic bumper or 88 valance. Or custom fit a different cooler in front of the radiator.
            85 325e 2.7 ITB'd stroker

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              #7
              Originally posted by rs4pro3 View Post
              well the I cooler won't bolt on behind an diving board valance(or euro) I've tried. So you'd have to swap to the plastic bumper or 88 valance. Or custom fit a different cooler in front of the radiator.
              Well I could just put an 87 i valance on it... Or mount it higher [behind the grilles]
              BimmerHeads
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              Santa Clarita, CA

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                #8
                Originally posted by nefarious7907 View Post

                Its a $50 setup and it works, the clamps work okay and it doesnt leak but I might swap to AN fittings or brass later.
                your post has nothing to do with the question at hand, it was just a chance for you to shamelessly show off a mod.:rofl:

                if it will bolt onto the eta block, then why not use it? just get the IS front spoiler and put it in there. do it.
                IG: @Baye30

                FRONT VALENCE IS ZENDER!!! STOP FILLING MY PM BOX PPL!!!

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                  #9
                  Decided I'll put it on. Can't hurt, that's for sure.

                  I'll probably just mount it up behind the grilles, at least for now.
                  BimmerHeads
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