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Oil Cooler
Looking at purchasing an oil cooler fo the Z…. Only thing i am unsure of is should i get the mocal or setrab core?………I don’t mind spending the $ if needed but ok if i do not need to…..
She is street driven mostly, few track days a year and out at the drag strip on a monthly basis…. Not sure if it matters but throwing it out there. Any advice would be appreciated. |
Since you do some track and live in the south. Get the FI 34 row cooler kit. It has everything you need. :tup: If you had an older Z. The Z1 kit would be an option too.
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I don't track my Z, I do however, push it, and the 19 row keeps it at 100 MAX even when I am abusing it spirited driving. If you are going to track and go to drag strips, get a 34 Row, I mean you are also in Florida so the heat won't help. Make sure you get a thermostatic sandwich plate as well. Again, you are in Florida I don't think you will need one but it's better to have than not have. Do something right once and sleep sound, no point in regrets. |
Get the Setrab /thread
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Thanks all for the input.
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19 rows and a vented Hood here.
I have a 19 row setrab core oil cooler with a thermostated sandwich plate on my 2014 Nismo Z. The lines to and from the oil cooler rad are 10AN, so they flow pretty freely. The Oil cooler is a must if you track the car like I do and live in Texas. Also letting the heat out of the Engine bay is a must. I now have a vented hood that does the trick.
Street driving, my oil temps any day of the week stay right with the coolant temps. Happiness there is cooler oil. On track I see 235-240 without the vented hood, once I finish to cooldown lap at the end of the session the oil temp is right back in sync with the coolant temp reading. I just added the vented hood recently and am looking forward to a track day at ECR the last weekend in September. I'll update this again with the difference after the track day. Good luck in your Oil Cooler hunt. |
Thanks all for the input! Ordered my oil cooler tonight from Z1..
Z1 Motorsports 370Z / G37 Oil Cooler Kit Selected Options Select Cooler Size: 34 Row Oil Sandwich Plate Adapter: Thermostatic Protective Hose Wrapping: Yes Core: Setrab |
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For reference Fl here as well. Used to see 240* on the highway at 80mph dead of summer with all OE '10. Now 27 row setrab with thermostatic plate, had to cover 8 rows so in effect its a 19 row and struggle to get to 180* during the same normal driving. NEVER Seen higher than 210 no matter how hard I push it as soon as the rain hits 160*. I don't track.
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Got the oil cooler installed today. Normally 220/225 around town, in traffic. Now she wont go over 185 :)
This is awesome! |
Vented hood sounds intriguing. Got a pic? Or better yet, where did you get it?
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They do have downsides. The let everything from the outside into the engine bay, dirt, leaves, rain, soap(carwash). So they can be a bit annoying too if you want a clean dry engine. http://www.the370z.com/members/2011-...107-154318.jpg Trackspec |
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Someone say vents?
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Did you find that the instructions were as detailed as they needed to be and covered all the bases? |
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