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Hi folks, would really appreciate some feedback on the different ways the external oil cooler system could be plumbed. This is for a track car which has been modelled on Andrew's Acamas build (400+hp). I would just buy the TSE oil cooler setup, but I have an Accusump I want to include, so I'm just trying to find the cleanest install with the lowest pressure drop. Which one of the below options would you choose, and why? Or is there a better way that I am not seeing? . Thanks heaps
Hoses & Hoses and fitting are -12 AN, except for the Canton check valve and sandwich plate, which has 1/2" BSP ports
oil pressure sensor is mounted on a TSE turbo oil feed adapter
oil temp sensor is mounted in the sump
the Setrab sandwich plate mentioned below has a built-in thermostat
Righto, thanks guys. Andrew, I didn't realise till just now how schmick those Setrab Proline fittings were, they eliminate extra adapters and joins - would make for a super slick install. So below is my corrected diagram, and then a close-up of how to plumb in the check valve. I'm also presuming that:
- Seeing as the TSE kit is AN-10, that AN-12 is overkill, and
- I should get extra Setrab branded hose to the Accusumpif using their fittings.
Have I misunderstood anything?
Cheers
Last edited by ninerwfo; May 17, 2018 at 12:51 AM.
Reason: grammar
Filter relocations are objectively awful. Added weight, added complexity, tons of extra failure points, all to make a 3 minute job into a 30 second job. So myopic it hurts my brain.
Oil should be measured pre-cooler. Ideally you measure the temperature in the sump/pan, but pre-cooler inline is close enough. There are inline adapters that I haven't tried (search Google). I put oil temp sensors in the pan.
Oil should be measured pre-cooler. Ideally you measure the temperature in the sump/pan, but pre-cooler inline is close enough. There are inline adapters that I haven't tried (search Google). I put oil temp sensors in the pan.
Thanks. That is the left port when facing down right?