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^ Would it even be possible for the mere installation of an oil cooler to actually drop the PSI? I'd think (well, assuming we're talking equal oil temps in both
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^ Would it even be possible for the mere installation of an oil cooler to actually drop the PSI? I'd think (well, assuming we're talking equal oil temps in both cases) that it can't have negative restriction and thus can't do that, right? Or do you mean with the new difference in temperatures taken into account as well?
EDIT: hmm, even then, colder oil would be higher PSI, not lower. What am I missing here? Last edited by wstar; 03-17-2014 at 11:30 AM. |
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