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Oil Cooler

Who makes a good oil cooler?? And for a turbo, how would you mount it for the hoses and stuff - would you do it right before the turbo, or what? Also, who makes a good upgraded fuel pump as well.
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Re: Oil Cooler

i wanted to know the same thing. do you put the oil cooler befroe the turbo or what?
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Re: Oil Cooler

Yes, an oil cooler would go before a turbo..its useless after it, because after it leaves the turbo it is just a gravity drain into the oil pan. You need the cooler oil going into the turbo.
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Re: Oil Cooler

oil coolers also cool the motor, which is what i'd be more worried about.
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Re: Oil Cooler

I would prefer an oild cooler that would cool both the oil going to the turbo and into the motor. I was just wondering how I get it to do that. I was thinking about doing a remote oil filter kit and cooling it after it goes through the filter then split it going back into the motor and to the turbo. Is that what you guys would do?? Or would you run two seperate coolers??
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Re: Oil Cooler

I know a cooler also cools the motor, but turbo was specified so...but anyway, if your cooling the oil to the turbo then that will also help keep the motor cool, or at least cooler than without it.
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