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Originally Posted by Red__Zed On the other hand, it is absolutely excellent for most users. You get great daily-driveability, nice warm oil. someone with an air cooled oil cooler mentioned
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someone with an air cooled oil cooler mentioned something like his oil temp was steady at 180F on the street. i'd like to be in 220 range (100C or higher) to rid moisture... |
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You don't need to be above 100C to rid moisture from the oil. Back when the Z06 had air/oil coolers, there was never any UOA's that showed too water in the oil that I recall anyone posting. They ran 130-160* normally.
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