Ebay oil coolers?

[rambow70]

In the process of turbo'ing my n/a with the stock 9b's. Would this kit have everything i need? Will these lines fit up? They look a lot different from the stock cooler but i want to upgrade it because the existing hoses are cracking. I can't really afford a really nice cooler but i feel like it would be a safe idea to fix those cracking hoses. Thanks!

10 Row An 10AN Universal Engine Transmis?sion Oil Cooler Filter Relocation Kit | eBay

[mb3000]

Here's what you need:

Universal 19 Row An 8 Oil Cooler Subaru WRX STI EVO 8 | eBay

Abut 5 or 6' of SS -8 AN hose

4 (90 deg) -8 AN Hose ends

2 M16x1.5 to -8AN adapters

I typically buy the above AN lines & fittings from JEGS Performance Auto Parts - Holley - Billet Specialties - Edelbrock - MSD - Moroso - Mr Gasket

[anyonebutme]

Cxracing Universal 30 Row 10 An Black Transmission Oil Cooler Subaru 3000gt CRX | eBay


and front mount that bitch

[rambow70]

Cxracing Universal 30 Row 10 An Black Transmission Oil Cooler Subaru 3000gt CRX | eBay


and front mount that bitch

Yea i was thinking about custom making a front bracket that stuck out of the bumper through the fog light opening on my 98

[Alex3000gt]

I front mounted my oil cooler. It sits nicely in the radiator core support with a bracket which attaches where the horns go, and another bracket on the driver's side bottom with a drilled/tapped hole. Brackets are just stainless 1cmx4cmx2mm strips with two holes drilled in them.

Alex

[J. Fast]

Bigger but more compact... Like this

http://item.mobileweb.ebay.com/viewi...d=360730662723

[Maximal]

I would stay away from cheap aftermarket cores, especially if you have a good stock one.

I would just make your own lines or pick up ones already made: Maximal Performance Oil Cooler Lines - Maximal Performance

[a2j]

Cxracing Universal 30 Row 10 An Black Transmission Oil Cooler Subaru 3000gt CRX | eBay


and front mount that bitch

Did that. Takes up a lots of room but I've never seem temps above 180F so far.

[Chris@Rvengeperformance]

I would stay away from cheap aftermarket cores, especially if you have a good stock one.

I would just make your own lines or pick up ones already made: Maximal Performance Oil Cooler Lines - Maximal Performance

yes, personally I would run setrab or stock. You do not know if the ebay one is going to flow well enough to not have issues or if a big chunk of shit is going to be in it just waiting to get into your bearings.

It isn't worth a shortblock to save $100 on a cooler.

[Streamln1]

Theres nothing wrong with the ebay ones and they do outflow the stock one, I noticed and increase in oil pressure just from switching which would suggest it flows quite a bit more freely than the stocker, that being said it could just be the lines using actual --8an fittings rather than restrictive banjo fittings.

Just because it came from ebay doesn't automatically mean its junk, its a pretty simple device, a heat exchanger core, as long as the welds are good. Setrabs are good but they are overpriced IMO.