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Don't let the oil temp deter you from buying a Z - it's just not a valid reason to not buy one. If you find that your oil temps are
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Don't let the oil temp deter you from buying a Z - it's just not a valid reason to not buy one. If you find that your oil temps are regularly reaching 250 or more after purchasing a Z, then consider installing an oil cooler.
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Thanks guys! I feel better
 I am gonna look at the DIY cooler just to see what I might be into if things get that way. Im a DIY guy, so the install shud be no sweat. I generally dont get very crazy in my cars, and when I do, its not for extended periods of time.I'll post some pics if all goes well! Thanks again!! Rob Last edited by bigrob126; 01-23-2011 at 05:48 PM. |
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