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Nope. You'd end up with 3-4" of sandwich plates, and most likely wouldn't be able to put on the oil filter. Anyway, it wouldn't help. An air-to-air oil cooler would
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Nope. You'd end up with 3-4" of sandwich plates, and most likely wouldn't be able to put on the oil filter. Anyway, it wouldn't help. An air-to-air oil cooler would be able to get the oil colder than the water to air OEM one, so you'd cool the oil down and then heat it back up. Just ditch the OEM one and go with aftermarket.
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