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Yes, you should consider an aftermarket oil cooler, especially with the dramatically increased HP associated with a supercharger. These cars have oil temperature problems when pushed, the supercharger is going
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Yes, you should consider an aftermarket oil cooler, especially with the dramatically increased HP associated with a supercharger.
These cars have oil temperature problems when pushed, the supercharger is going to add to that. It's inexpensive insurance, and with a thermostatic plate and proper installation, a great addition to your Z. |
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