Originally Posted by fuct yes the downside is it will take much longer for your oil to get up to the proper operating temp. and when its cold out you'll
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03-16-2012, 05:13 PM | #1 (permalink) |
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Thanks. Is this the same if I go with the 25 row? We had a mild winter here in Texas this year. And my oil temps do get to 225 if I'm driving a fair distance, and by taking longer to get to the adequate temperature, do you mean I'll have to let the car warm up longer before driving?
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if you let your car warm up in the winters, whatever size cooler you have wont change anything as there is no airflow to cool off the oil anyway, so it would be about the same (only thing here that makes it take longer is that a larger cooler would hold more oil) on a reallly hot day, like we have in Atlanta, the oil heats up really fast... it wouldnt make a diff |
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