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lj909 04-12-2017 11:35 AM

No. I needed an oil cooler just to do an easy drive up big bear. Started going past 280 on the gauge

KrnAndy 04-12-2017 10:18 PM

What do you guy think about the Mishimoto oil coolers?
https://www.amazon.com/Mishimoto-MMO...70z+oil+cooler

Found it on prime, but not sure on reliability.

Rusty 04-12-2017 10:38 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by KrnAndy (Post 3640233)
What do you guy think about the Mishimoto oil coolers?
https://www.amazon.com/Mishimoto-MMO...70z+oil+cooler

Found it on prime, but not sure on reliability.

Stay away from anything from that company. :eek:

Anyone who is thinking about an oil cooler. Get a 34 row from either FI or Z1 and be done with it. No 2nd guessing yourself if you went with a 25 row.

RanRich 04-13-2017 09:58 AM

What about Setrab vs. Mocal cores?

Jayhovah 04-13-2017 10:20 AM

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Originally Posted by RanRich (Post 3640383)
What about Setrab vs. Mocal cores?

They are both quality brands... Go with whichever fits your application/budget better.

RanRich 04-13-2017 10:41 AM

Also - is the block off plate 100% necessary even with the thermostatic plate? Any differences in how well the plate works between Z1 and Fast Intentions?

gomer_110 04-13-2017 01:29 PM

A thermostatic sandwich plate does NOT block the oil flow to the cooler but instead highly restricts it in order to prevent thermal shock. With how cheap and easy a block off plate is to make, you might as well make one for you cooler to help with oil warming on cold days of casual driving.

Chuck33079 04-13-2017 01:32 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by KrnAndy (Post 3640233)
What do you guy think about the Mishimoto oil coolers?
https://www.amazon.com/Mishimoto-MMO...70z+oil+cooler

Found it on prime, but not sure on reliability.

Putting Mishimoto parts on your car is the automotive equivalent of voluntarily contracting AIDS.

RumbleFish 04-13-2017 04:19 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by littlejuanito (Post 3639854)
Would an oil cooler be overkill for street and spirited driving? (No track)

I don't think so, especially where we live.

Do it.

Zyonara91 04-13-2017 05:08 PM

In my opinion, whether you track or not, for the VQ engine a oil cooler is needed. Even on a mild day when you get stuck in traffic you will see the needle slowly climb up past the 95 degrees Celsius mark (Canadian eh).

I decided to go with the Z1 oil cooler with a Setrab core and thermostatic plate. Z1 does a bang up job with all of their products I would recommend them to any Z owner out there. When it comes to the row, I went with the 19 row oil cooler which is good enough for my needs.

I live within the Greater Toronto Area, our summer technically begins mid June (temps above 22 with humidity), couple that in with traffic and a little bit of spirited driving, temps rise quick.

I very rarely do hard accelerations nor do I go to the track so the 19 will cut it for me. Yeah, yeah, I know I'm a sissy at the throttle, say what you want, I love my baby.

Mishimoto 04-21-2017 12:49 PM

Hello Everyone.

Hope you are all having an excellent day. I've noticed a few posts on this thread bashing Mishimoto without any facts behind their statements.

Mishimoto products as a whole have a less then 1% failure rating. We also back every single product we produce with a lifetime warranty.

If you or someone you know has had an issue with a Mishimoto product, we encourage you to contact us so we can get the issue resolved. We can be contacted by email at support@mishimoto.com or by phone at 302.762.4501.

Thank you
Mishimoto

Chuck33079 04-21-2017 12:55 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mishimoto (Post 3643708)
Hello Everyone.

Hope you are all having an excellent day. I've noticed a few posts on this thread bashing Mishimoto without any facts behind their statements.

Mishimoto products as a whole have a less then 1% failure rating. We also back every single product we produce with a lifetime warranty.

If you or someone you know has had an issue with a Mishimoto product, we encourage you to contact us so we can get the issue resolved. We can be contacted by email at support@mishimoto.com or by phone at 302.762.4501.

Thank you
Mishimoto

There have been some very public issues on this very forum, and you guys did **** all to respond to it. I stand by my statement of your parts quality, and I can have a 1000 signature petition echoing my sentiments by the end of the week - And it's already lunchtime Friday. Your products are bad, and you should feel bad as a company, as car enthusiasts and as human ******* beings.

Jayhovah 04-21-2017 12:58 PM

Chuck vs Mishimoto.

...a broken record I never get tired of.

Chuck33079 04-21-2017 01:03 PM

Why do they keep coming around here after their own president came in here and publicly **** the bed? Do they not tell the new mouthpiece that they already poisoned this well with **** parts and indifferent service, and let him walk into a beating?

Nixin 04-21-2017 01:05 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Chuck33079 (Post 3643713)
There have been some very public issues on this very forum, and you guys did **** all to respond to it. I stand by my statement of your parts quality, and I can have a 1000 signature petition echoing my sentiments by the end of the week - And it's already lunchtime Friday. Your products are bad, and you should feel bad as a company, as car enthusiasts and as human ******* beings.

Excellent Chuck! Thank you for your unbiased opinion. When one is purchasing any aftermarket items, it is more important to consult with the folks that use or have used these items. Most manufacturers claims, statistics or scientific proof are all questionable as most anything a manufacturer states can be and is manipulated for their benefit. So far, the 'old-timers' on this forum have proven their knowledge above all questionable manufacturers claims. :tup:


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