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If you
really want to run the evaporator core as your oil cooler, why don’t you move
the oil filter upstream of the cooler.
That would reduce the pressure to the cooler, and also eliminate some
downstream restriction.
I could do that, but
not all that easily. At the moment, the evap core isn't doing the job
anyway, so it's probably not worth the effort to try to save
it.
The other
option to lower the primary pressure is to install an aftermarket regulator
on the oil outlet at the front cover. Bruce said you could also
take off the front cover, and modify the original regulator spring to lower the
pressure to about 110 psi. I don't plan to do either of those, but they
are options.
Steve
Brooks (running the stock oil cooler)
Weren't your oil temps way
up there? For some reason, (note to Bill Dube) I was convinced that
the stock cooler wasn't going to work well enough, which is why I went with the
evap core. I don't think I've heard John complain about his oil temp
(everything else...
<G>).
How many people are running
stock 2nd or 3rd gen coolers, and have temps under
210?
Sadly,
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