link up with Mr. do some tests .. do a write up.. and GET A CLUE





and you wonder why they call you keving

 

It fits without getting in the way of the IC... to confirm, let me take a look at Jane's car tonight because she has hers there.

 

cool ... i will be waiting for your response

 

Ask MardiMatt... he has it also.

 

kevinG and darren

 

he is busy getting ready to setup another J&S deal and run off with the money for this batch.. the first batch was a trust batch

 

That should be enough for his new motor.



Come up north and we'll hit it!





Want to join us, Pinky?

 

For Tranny coolers:

Hayden 404 (same construction as permacool)
.75x7.5x15 inches up to 20k Gross vehicle weight

B&M 268
.75x7.5x11 inches up to 19k Gross vehicle weight


So B&M is 4 inches shorter, but only loses 5% of it's rated capacity.
Sounds a lot more efficient to me. To boot the B&M is nearly indestructable, there aren't any fins to get damaged.

 

i think i will be going with teh B&M .. thanks for the info soopermax


and delio's too





I won't share her





no i am selfish

 

as long as i do not have to do this

 

uhhh hehe, ok besides all the homo talk which oil cooler have you decided is better?

i been wanted an oil cooler forever but im trying to locate a thermostatic sandwich adapter. any ideas? thanks


(and no i dont want to join or anything so dont start! haha)

 

Sprint and Kev, please get a room.

 

Brett has info for a thermostat, but I dont' think it's integrated into the adapter.

Since Sprite will be up here, you can join too!

 

Try here .

 

thank you

 

Nice!

 

Wow.... more info than anyone needs to know except Sprintmax & Y2kevse

but... size is going to matter for the adapter.. and chungers thermostat combo is $80 as opposed to $35-$40 for a permacool/b&m inline one. The b&m has a thermostat built in by design... to what temp I dont know. If you are going ss lines then fittings are gonna eat some of the difference.



Now that I see the setup I might just return it and get:

the b&m cooler by itself in black
earls or permacool sandwich adapter (about 1" as opposed to b&m's 1.5")
earls ruff stuff hose with fittings

earls makes temp a cure oil cooler but have no idea which is better..

 

My dilemna is:
I bought -8AN lines and adaptors and wondering if I should buy those for -10AN...

 

please let me know which one Mr. i want to get one soon

 

-8 (1/2) should be fine. most of the kits come with 1/2.

 

PLENTY of space left..... probably not relevant now since you're going with the B&M cooler.

 

thanks baby

 

Thanks for the info! I guess the 0.44" will have to do.

 

so the B&M comes with a thermostat arleady?> sure bout that? if so id be interested in picking that up along with 8AN fittings.

 

this is straight from B & M Site

B&M's SuperCooler low pressure drop coolers reduce the risk of lube system failure. A controlled amount of oil is allowed to bypass the stacked plate core, passing through a self-regulating orifice which monitors resistance to flow. Controlled by viscosity, the thicker oil is returned directly to lube through two open bypass openings in the stacked plate core. As operating temperatures increase, more of the oil flow is directed through the core. Resulting in a highly efficient cooling technology that combines improved protection against lube system failure with the required levels of optimal heat transfer


www.bmracing.com

 

wtf.. get out of here Auto boy.. we are talking about Oil.. not ATF

 

they use the same coolers for oil and ATF..

 

well then change your speach to reflect Oil.. all of us here are 5spd owners.. we don't care about you lazy shifters

 

what he said you can always buy the inline thermostatatic control valve (180 deg)

 

Looks like oil to me.

 

Last edited by bill99gxe on 10-03-2002 at 08:52 AM


where you been billy boy...

 

Re-seeding/planting/sodding the yard the past couple of weeks.....I feel like a cheap Mexican, and I'm being paid like one.

 

agreed..

 

you married.. why do you think you are getting paid

 

I'm getting paid.