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Sorry for not getting back to you sooner. I've been on the dyno and in the shop the past few days with our 370. The street oil cooler is what
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Sorry for not getting back to you sooner. I've been on the dyno and in the shop the past few days with our 370.
The street oil cooler is what we would like to recommend for 99% of the owner's of the 370Z's. The race oil cooler will be a bit overkill for the majority of people and just won't be necessary. The street oil cooler has been proven to work very well and offer a big reduction in temperatures. Even on the track the street cooler is working very well. We just wanted to see the temperatures get a little bit lower while on the race track. |
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