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Old 08-19-2003, 01:58 AM
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Default Oil cooler in - surprise !

Not a big thing but I want to share this information with you:

Since it`s very hot in Germany (40 C°) I decided to throw in a 19 row oilcooler because I was afraid of my engine.... I have to drive a lot of Autobahn and that means more than 5k or 6k for long distances... It`s not really possible to take it slow on our streets. I saw a lot of cars dying these days...

Before that oilcooler was installed my motor burnt 300ml oil when I drove 800km with a race event or a long distance run between.

Now: Not a single drop (!) after 1800km... There had been a short trip to the coast through very hot weather last week (1300km trip) and I was really surprised what optimizing oil temperature means to an engine...

So if your motor likes burning oil.... think of cooling it. It may help


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Default Re: Oil cooler in - surprise ! (ITR5874)

just got one with thermostat from Idol almost 2 years ago, 5

yes, the oil burning lowers a bit

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Default Re: Oil cooler in - surprise ! (ITR5874)

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by ITR5874 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I decided to throw in a 19 row oilcooler because I was afraid of my engine....

I was really surprised what optimizing oil temperature means to an engine...</TD></TR></TABLE>

Thanks for the info...

I have just recently this summer been planning of installing a oil-cooler and a oil-temperature-meter, just to be on the safe side, were did you get your oil-cooler from and how much $$ did it put you back?

Is it complicated to install?
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around 250 Euros, the steelflex hoses excluded... 400 or so..

It`s not difficult but you have to work very carefully...A block under the oilfilter for mounting the steelflex which conntect to the oilcooler behind the bumper.

I can take some pics for you tomorrow
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Man i would love to take a trip to germany and ride on the autobahn. How are the lanes set up? Are there lanes where there's basically no speed limit?
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You can find some information here:

http://home.att.net/~texhwyman/autobahn.htm

You can be lucky if it looks empty like this:


but unfortunately some Autobahns look more like this:


My personal favourite is the A63 form mainz to kaiserslautern....i managed to drive about 40km there without stepping off the pedal to the far right....
Burned about 10 litres of best fuel for that 10 minutes....
Max. speed as read on the speedo was a little over 250km/h...
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Japanese equivalant of the Autobahn....the Aqualine!




no "enforced" speed limit...20 miles over and under Tokyo Bay
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sweet roads but for that i would take the nsx
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19 row... Hummm... that´s too much for a 1.8L
Not even a 2.5L uses that !!!


That was my setup before i sell the ITR. Only 0.6 L more on the oil circuit. It´s enought to run 120ºC max at full load.
And that´s the best oil temp. to have a good engine performance.
If you run with a 19 row oil cooler the oil will never go over 105-110ºC


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Is it possible to install one, if i have A/C ??
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by pinota &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
If you run with a 19 row oil cooler the oil will never go over 105-110ºC
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LOL !
Dude, my oil temp had been at more than 160° before and is now at 130°...
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Default Re: Off topic (ITR5874)

here's mine:

just beware the tiny rocks at high-speed of cars in front or you might end up with an oil leak and a broken motor.



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Can someone please post pics of the hoses's connections to the engine block. Thanks.
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http://hybrid2.honda-perf.org/....html

Also a good thread:

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=552572
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Default Re: Off topic (Darkteg)

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Darkteg &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">here's mine:

just beware the tiny rocks at high-speed of cars in front or you might end up with an oil leak and a broken motor.

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What size is that one?

I have a 13-row on my Prelude with a grillcraft grill to help protect it.
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Here´s my setup:





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Default Re: Oil cooler in - surprise ! (ITR5874)

in general. would oil cooler mess up the oil circulation much, especially if running turbocharger?
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anyone have any experience with the b&m kit?

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Chris, thanks for the link.
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Default Re: Oil cooler in - surprise ! (vtec.dc2)

Just to throw another kit into the mix:

Jackson Racing has one for Integras...runs about $300. Which is less than most of the other ones out there, including some of the DIY kits...

Curious if anybody has had any experience with this kit?

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Default Re: Oil cooler in - surprise ! (geometro)

if you guys are interested in oil cooler, i suggest to give bakerprecision a call and they will give you a good deal on setrab oil cooler.

PS, if you guys plan to install a oil cooler, do it right at the first time. dont settle for a cheap oil cooler. setrab is the way to go.
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I say stick with Setrab or Mocal. 19 row works well on an ITR that sees tracktime.

Warren
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by vtec.dc2 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">in general. would oil cooler mess up the oil circulation much, especially if running turbocharger?</TD></TR></TABLE>

any opinions on that?
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