Aidan's loose oily bunghole actually runs a track lap
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So much discussion in my thread and I'm not even here to partake!
Almost all setrab coolers have an m22 port that uses o-rings or dowry seals to seal. Most of the 19 row series 6 oil coolers you see on eBay are circle track rear diff coolers. So all you need is an m22-an10 adapter.
Careful because most of them have cut off brackets though.
Concealer, my first fleabay cooler has been sacrificed to the horsepower gods, I drilled a hole in the core on accident.
Instead I found a nice circle track used parts seller that has 19 and 25 row oil coolers for really cheap. Let me buy mine and then I'll tell you all where to look.
I have spent the last few days on the phone with a lot of circle track guys and have learned more than I'll ever need to know about it haha.
Almost all setrab coolers have an m22 port that uses o-rings or dowry seals to seal. Most of the 19 row series 6 oil coolers you see on eBay are circle track rear diff coolers. So all you need is an m22-an10 adapter.
Careful because most of them have cut off brackets though.
Concealer, my first fleabay cooler has been sacrificed to the horsepower gods, I drilled a hole in the core on accident.
Instead I found a nice circle track used parts seller that has 19 and 25 row oil coolers for really cheap. Let me buy mine and then I'll tell you all where to look.
I have spent the last few days on the phone with a lot of circle track guys and have learned more than I'll ever need to know about it haha.
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So much discussion in my thread and I'm not even here to partake!
Almost all setrab coolers have an m22 port that uses o-rings or dowry seals to seal. Most of the 19 row series 6 oil coolers you see on eBay are circle track rear diff coolers. So all you need is an m22-an10 adapter.
Careful because most of them have cut off brackets though.
Concealer, my first fleabay cooler has been sacrificed to the horsepower gods, I drilled a hole in the core on accident.
Instead I found a nice circle track used parts seller that has 19 and 25 row oil coolers for really cheap. Let me buy mine and then I'll tell you all where to look.
I have spent the last few days on the phone with a lot of circle track guys and have learned more than I'll ever need to know about it haha.
Almost all setrab coolers have an m22 port that uses o-rings or dowry seals to seal. Most of the 19 row series 6 oil coolers you see on eBay are circle track rear diff coolers. So all you need is an m22-an10 adapter.
Careful because most of them have cut off brackets though.
Concealer, my first fleabay cooler has been sacrificed to the horsepower gods, I drilled a hole in the core on accident.
Instead I found a nice circle track used parts seller that has 19 and 25 row oil coolers for really cheap. Let me buy mine and then I'll tell you all where to look.
I have spent the last few days on the phone with a lot of circle track guys and have learned more than I'll ever need to know about it haha.
I meant the one you linked directly that you told us to not buy from under you.
I have a ton of extra -8AN **** already, including i think a plate and filter relocation housing. If you don't want that one, i'm going to grab it and do my setup for like.... a hundo out of pocket.
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Go for it, but the new place I found has the ones with the ports on the same side for like 80$ shipped. Which makes it way easier to setup.
They have the same ones TSE sells. But used.
They have the same ones TSE sells. But used.
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^^^This. I wouldn't put a used one on my 4000 dollar built engine....but I'm running a stock 1.6 so I couldn't care less 
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But most of the suppliers I talked to won't sell pieces off wrecked or damaged cars, they basically are "mileages out" in a weekend of circle track racing. So they go on a shelf and a new one goes on the car.
.But most of the suppliers I talked to won't sell pieces off wrecked or damaged cars, they basically are "mileages out" in a weekend of circle track racing. So they go on a shelf and a new one goes on the car.
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New oil cooler:
25 row Setrab.
I got it at 2nd Chance Race Parts. Give them a call, he said he has about 6 more of the 25 row with all the brackets intact. Tell him Aidan sent you and you will probably get the same price I did. 19 rows were $65, 25 rows $75.
25 row Setrab.
I got it at 2nd Chance Race Parts. Give them a call, he said he has about 6 more of the 25 row with all the brackets intact. Tell him Aidan sent you and you will probably get the same price I did. 19 rows were $65, 25 rows $75.
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Prototype hardtop side bracket.
Ever since rennenmetal stopped selling hardtop brackets I have been wanting to build my own. I'm going to be water jetting a bunch of these and doing another group buy thingy. Subscribers to my thread get first dibs
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Had a good weekend in the bay area. Won a couple races, and ended up at a wine tasting/car storage warehouse. Sorry about the shitty pictures but it was pretty cool to see all these in person.
Cars of importance:
1972 Pantera
Ferarri Enzo
Cobrajet Mustang
Fake Ferarri 250GTO
Cars of importance:
1972 Pantera
Ferarri Enzo
Cobrajet Mustang
Fake Ferarri 250GTO
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Some people are totally ridiculous. Car bubbles.
Congrats on the successful weekend.
Congrats on the successful weekend.
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Attempted my first AN hose assembly this morning. The hose moved a little bit and I'm not sure if that is normal or if I need to redo it. Here is how much the mark moved while screwing in the fitting.
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