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If you get the oil cooler, get the thermostatic sandwich plate. Especially since you see colder temperatures ofter up there. Depending on your future mod plans, a radiator and/or a
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If you get the oil cooler, get the thermostatic sandwich plate. Especially since you see colder temperatures ofter up there. Depending on your future mod plans, a radiator and/or a tune with the fans turned on earlier will help, but both of these are overkill for a stock vehicle. Going to a 75/25 water/antifreeze mix will let the car run cooler, but I wouldn't do it in a climate that sees frequent freezing temperatures.
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