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tonythetiger 04-03-2011 05:36 PM

Which Oil Cooler?
 
So my next project is to install an oil cooler for my car but cant decide which one to get (stillen, Z1 motorsport, or Nismo 25row). I'v searched all over the forums and it seems like everyone is happy with the brand they bought. Does it really matter which brand????

spearfish25 04-03-2011 05:54 PM

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Originally Posted by tonythetiger (Post 1030216)
Does it really matter which brand????

Only with regard to the impact on your wallet.

ZCarMan 04-03-2011 07:47 PM

They all seem to use the same core (Setrab) so unless you see someone saying they had catastrophic failure you could probably go with anyone of the ones you've seen people buying here on the forum. Price and size of core would be the main concern at that point.

tonythetiger 04-03-2011 09:17 PM

Price it is! I hope I can find a good deal for one

ZCarMan 04-04-2011 05:05 AM

Z1 Motorsports offers a nice kit for a good price.

sig11 04-04-2011 08:55 AM

I second Z1. Good prices and awesome support.

felix0121 05-27-2012 01:26 PM

Any recommendable oil cooler for 370Z? (2010)
 
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cdoxp800 05-27-2012 02:08 PM

Z1 Motorsports 370Z/G37 Oil Cooler Kit 25 Row.



Z1 Motorsports 370Z/G37 Oil Cooler Kit

felix0121 05-27-2012 09:17 PM

the thermostatic really necessary?
 
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DCNISMO 05-27-2012 09:26 PM

It makes sure the oil gets warmed up before it goes to the core, you only need this in a cold or temperate climate. I have the Z1 25 row cooler and beating on the car today in MD in 90 degree heat I only got a max oil temp of 200. Without the cooler it would have hit 230 to 240.

onzedge 05-27-2012 09:52 PM

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Originally Posted by felix0121 (Post 1740746)
Z1 Motorsports 370Z/G37 Oil Cooler Kit

Thanks for good info.

What is that oil sandwitch plate adapter??

Is it so necessary as mentioned there??

Whether you go thermostatic-controlled or not, you need to have the sandwich plate because that is where the lines that go to and from the cooler connect to the engine oil system.

Compdoc777 05-27-2012 11:02 PM

There is a DYI for an oil cooler on here as well. I did that and saved about $100 for the same kit. That z1 and the others sell.

My oil has never gone above 210 in 99 degree weather.

Mocol thermostatic cooler with -10 fittings 20mm
25 row Setrab oil cooler
10' of -10 braded hose and 90 degree fittings -10

felix0121 05-28-2012 01:27 PM

water cooled or air cooled?
 
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roy'sz 05-29-2012 01:43 AM

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Originally Posted by DCNISMO (Post 1740758)
It makes sure the oil gets warmed up before it goes to the core, you only need this in a cold or temperate climate. I have the Z1 25 row cooler and beating on the car today in MD in 90 degree heat I only got a max oil temp of 200. Without the cooler it would have hit 230 to 240.

thats not a completely true statement, oil does flow through the cooler just at a slower less pace than when it opens. the pin in fact never does completely stop the oil from flowing through the cooler.

SS_Firehawk 05-29-2012 10:05 AM

Whichever kit you purchase, absolutely get a thermostatic plate, unless you live in the tropics or a location where temps don't vary much year round. I live in Vegas, and I have one. It can get cool here in the winter.


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