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Poll: Oil cooler, Big oil pan mod... Or both?
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oil cooler makes sense
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U cant just enlarge the oil pan...(or just no)
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BOTH!
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cannonballSDL
CONTROL_agent21

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07-29-2009, 04:55 PM #1
"Overkill is consistently more fun."

that being said, has anyone modded there stock oil pan, to hold more oil? on the drivers side it look like theres room for a small extension. maybe a quart or two extra would help keeping it cool and extending the life of the tranny fluid .
[Image: CIMG0075.jpg]

Or option number 2 is. if the line that are being pointed out in the pic are the High PSI lines to the factory oil cooler. i could use a RX7 oil cooler that holds a extra quart or 2...

[Image: CIMG0073.jpg]


The 2 option is to build a box out of sheet metal and weld it on and drill the 3/8 hole!

Or maybe both! keep in mind that i want to stay auto and i have overheated and 86's my last tranny ending my hopes of living up to my S/nSad
Ok so far, i have come up with 2 options for the oil pan.

Option 1. use a piece of 3" exhaust pipe and square one side of it. weld a flat piece of sheet metal to both ends, and weld it to the pan... Then drill some 3/8 holes thought the pan into the exhaust pipe so the extra fluid is some what baffled...
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This post was last modified: 07-29-2009, 05:53 PM by cannonballSDL.

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cannonballSDL
07-29-2009, 04:55 PM #1

"Overkill is consistently more fun."

that being said, has anyone modded there stock oil pan, to hold more oil? on the drivers side it look like theres room for a small extension. maybe a quart or two extra would help keeping it cool and extending the life of the tranny fluid .
[Image: CIMG0075.jpg]

Or option number 2 is. if the line that are being pointed out in the pic are the High PSI lines to the factory oil cooler. i could use a RX7 oil cooler that holds a extra quart or 2...

[Image: CIMG0073.jpg]


The 2 option is to build a box out of sheet metal and weld it on and drill the 3/8 hole!

Or maybe both! keep in mind that i want to stay auto and i have overheated and 86's my last tranny ending my hopes of living up to my S/nSad


Ok so far, i have come up with 2 options for the oil pan.

Option 1. use a piece of 3" exhaust pipe and square one side of it. weld a flat piece of sheet metal to both ends, and weld it to the pan... Then drill some 3/8 holes thought the pan into the exhaust pipe so the extra fluid is some what baffled...
[Image: CIMG0080.jpg]


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ForcedInduction
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07-29-2009, 06:02 PM #2
The system already holds 8qts. I'd put an air cooler in place of the water cooler.
ForcedInduction
07-29-2009, 06:02 PM #2

The system already holds 8qts. I'd put an air cooler in place of the water cooler.

cannonballSDL
CONTROL_agent21

66
07-29-2009, 06:07 PM #3
so are the blue lines pointing to the oil lines? and if so there going to a water/oil cooler? is soo i think thats going to be the easiest thing to doo.

[Image: CIMG0073.jpg]


BTW i just pm'd u

***i confirmed that these are the oil cooler lines***
This post was last modified: 07-30-2009, 06:01 PM by cannonballSDL.

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cannonballSDL
07-29-2009, 06:07 PM #3

so are the blue lines pointing to the oil lines? and if so there going to a water/oil cooler? is soo i think thats going to be the easiest thing to doo.

[Image: CIMG0073.jpg]


BTW i just pm'd u

***i confirmed that these are the oil cooler lines***


[Image: img1231808006712-1.jpg][Image: img1231724701604-1-1.jpg][Image: img1231603208122.jpg]

 
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