Subject	i imagine that is more because of>>>
Posted by	AaronJB on September 20, 2001 at 10:31 AM
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In Reply To	that sounds pretty nifty. post the pics if you can. posted by Bernie on September 20, 2001 at 10:21 AM
Message	I imagine that it is only 'on' under high pressure because of the pressure drop that the cooler is inducing.. Say it's a 5psi pressure drop, you dont want a 5psi pressure drop when you only have 15psi of oil pressure for example.. but when you have 40+psi, it's less of an issue.. Plus the oil will be at its hottest when you are boosting, so usually above 3000rpm, when you've most likely got enough oil pressure to open the valve to the cooler anyway.. Later, Az Yes.. I know the back wheels *were* on backwards.. They're not anymore! :)
Follow Ups	Engine cooling questions >> - Jodecy 08:27:31 09/20/01 Don't buy those name brands>>> - Russ ZTT (Jax, Fl) 08:43:30 09/20/01 you're not going to "see" any benefits... first of all, - Bernie 09:25:44 09/20/01 You can get it to circulate full time if you get the >> - Mal1ce 09:34:51 09/20/01 that sounds pretty nifty. post the pics if you can. - Bernie 10:21:31 09/20/01 i imagine that is more because of>>> - AaronJB 10:31:56 09/20/01 It's ~43 PSI & that's actually more of the time then you>>> - Dallas DamonZ 09:38:28 09/20/01 hehe, not the granny way i drive. :) (n/m) - Bernie 10:21:57 09/20/01 LOL! OKAY Mr. Traction-Control. 8-) (n/m) - JaimeZX™ 10:52:30 09/20/01 you are wrong about oil not cooling the engine. - FANTAZ 11:20:46 09/20/01 ok, i don't doubt that it has *some* effect, but my guess - Bernie 11:25:52 09/20/01 oil does more then that because it is physically - FANTAZ 11:51:24 09/20/01 i believe you, but does Corky say how much oil cools? - Bernie 12:46:45 09/20/01 Very true...>>> - Michael(Dallas) 11:26:32 09/20/01 It depends on what you do with the car....... - RSR 14:00:12 09/20/01
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