Non-ducted Oil Coolers
#21
Have you considered that it is not a cooler problem, but rather a heating issue? Just brainstorming/wondering about the basics: What kind of timing are you running? Are your egt's high or do you see signs of detonation? Lean afr's?
You can stack a really big rx-7 cooler in the wind on top of the intercooler, or you can lay a cooler passively; horizontal as Hustler did. But if you are getting unusually high temps, then your problem might be unusually high heat production.
Why not check the basics; even try some race fuel... that'd cool it down if it were coming from a ragged edge tune.
If still too hot, then look at your coolant flow; no thermostat/not enough restriction and too fast of coolant flow? Kinked line/too much restriction? Cracked head or head gasket issue pressurizing the system can also look a little like overheating.
You can stack a really big rx-7 cooler in the wind on top of the intercooler, or you can lay a cooler passively; horizontal as Hustler did. But if you are getting unusually high temps, then your problem might be unusually high heat production.
Why not check the basics; even try some race fuel... that'd cool it down if it were coming from a ragged edge tune.
If still too hot, then look at your coolant flow; no thermostat/not enough restriction and too fast of coolant flow? Kinked line/too much restriction? Cracked head or head gasket issue pressurizing the system can also look a little like overheating.
#22
I have my cooler mounted in front of the passenger side wheel sideways along the frame rail. it was the only place I could fit such a large core under the bumper. seems to work just fine. its only a B&M core because I did not want to spend the money for a very large setrab/mocal. the small setrab i have was just not large enough
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