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My Oil Pressure is read at the Sandwich Block the Cooler lines attach to, so not sure if it is pre or post cooler. I would guess Pre-Cooler though. As
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My Oil Pressure is read at the Sandwich Block the Cooler lines attach to, so not sure if it is pre or post cooler. I would guess Pre-Cooler though. As I interpret the Sandwich plate design, the oil gets filtered before it gets any cooling. Checked my pressure last night and 25psi at idle with 189 degree oil temp. If I recall correctly, Nissan calls for no less than 14psi at idle and 43 psi at 2000 RPM (@180 oil temp). Your stats are impressive to say the least. A pretty strong argument to switch to the Redline in my book. I am also considering the Motul engine oil though. I use them for all other lubricants and fluids, where possible.
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