Subject	Well sort of. It starts flowing at 42psi. If you switch to>>
Posted by	uneaZy rider on June 18, 2002 at 1:34 AM
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In Reply To	Oil coolers are a waste on a Z because of the design posted by MikeH(Twin GT35BB Incon Z) on June 17, 2002 at 11:54 PM
Message	the GIGANTIC Nismo cooler, it doesn't have the thermostatic check ball in the top oil line either. If you are good enough you can also change the spring in the filter housing to lower the circulation pressure also.
Follow Ups	Looking for a better oil cooler - Good2Zya 22:59:10 06/17/02 Have you looked into CPU fans? >>> - wesman [92TT-less ] 23:17:10 06/17/02 Hey, there's a neat idea. But maybe not a CPU fan... - John Y(Houston) 23:29:50 06/17/02 Yup, also a good idea. Thanks guys (n/m) - Good2Zya 23:33:10 06/17/02 Re: Yup, also a good idea. Thanks guys - ghoztt 07:38:09 06/18/02 Hmm, that's a thought. Just looking for something. (n/m) - Good2Zya 23:31:44 06/17/02 Z's cooler system design makes a fan ineffective at idle.... - RSR 07:56:55 06/18/02 You could try something like these like Wes suggested - ImTheDevil 23:30:49 06/17/02 That would be just about the right size. But, - Good2Zya 23:43:07 06/17/02 Runs off the 12v from the computer power supply :) - ImTheDevil 23:46:34 06/17/02 Good2Zya, I'm dealing w/ this company right now and should - PiotrC70 23:45:47 06/17/02 Oil coolers are a waste on a Z because of the design - MikeH(Twin GT35BB Incon Z) 23:54:35 06/17/02 Well sort of. It starts flowing at 42psi. If you switch to>> - uneaZy rider 01:34:45 06/18/02 yup, so in the traffic situations that Good2Zya is worried - Bernie 08:54:22 06/18/02 Search under my name..... - RSR 07:55:41 06/18/02
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