Wanted: Pictures of your oil cooler in the stock location

[MADMarc]

Also, there the is ohnoo dual core option, I figure he probably still has that.

The pictures I shot Terry in the second post are of the dual core pipes from oohnoo. Just FYI so you can see where they run.

[Erron Spalsbury]

Hey Dutch, you aren't worried about oil drain back with it mounted like that? I was concerned that when the car sat the oil would drain back into the pan from the oil cooler thus giving a 'false' reading as to the oil level. Here's how I ran mine..
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[Lithium]

Hey Dutch, you aren't worried about oil drain back with it mounted like that? I was concerned that when the car sat the oil would drain back into the pan from the oil cooler thus giving a 'false' reading as to the oil level. Here's how I ran mine..
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Wish I had room to put a cooler there.

[Chatzvr4]

i got a question. are there any FMIC kits available which don't have that annoying y-pipe on the side (which obviously restricts the size of the oil cooler)? preferably something with a joiner a bit further back, so that it's just one pipe running past the cooler?

We actually build a kit which runs the front turbo pipe along the top of the subframe which allows us to make a y pipe that is more of a 90 degree to allow for a larger oil cooler. they are posted up in the sponsor sale section

[IPD]

pics? piping available in gloss black?

[Chatzvr4]

[Drangon]

Her are two better pictures of my cooler setup.

Does anyone know what oil cooler this is? I Want to get one for my car. Thank you all.

[anyonebutme]

Setrab knockoff. Just don't, that cooler is smaller than stock, and the stock cooler is half the size these engines really need. Maximal has a kit that I'd normally wouldn't bother recommending because it's not really an upgrade from stock, but you seem like the guy looking for a better bolt on oil cooler kit and that's what you have for an option.