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> Front Oil Cooler for Racing 2.8 Liter Six, How Big Do I Need to Go?
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post May 19 2024, 01:04 PM
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Working on my Vintage racer to upgrade to a 2.8 liter six race engine and was looking for recommendations for sizing my front oil cooler. This race motor has an oil filter installed in place of the stock oil cooler on the engine, so my front oil cooler has to do the full job of cooling the oil up front. I have been looking at the Setrab coolers and specifically their model number 50-150-7612, which is 16" X 8.25" with 50 rows. Smaller option is their Series 9, 20 row model number 920F22 which is 16" X 6", which might be undersized. I'm curious to learn what you racers out there have found to work best.

Also I'm trying to size a differential cooler for the Wevo 915 transaxle. It had a Tilton pump and cooler on it when it ran in the prior race car, but unfortunately they stayed with that car. So any recommendations for sizing that, with or without fan also would be helpful.

Thanks Mike S.
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post May 19 2024, 08:03 PM
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Go as big as you can...especially without the engine mounted cooler....I favor the fluidyne....installed their OGEN.DB-30417 which is 6.5x15 inches and 2.75 inches thick....-12AN fittings. COst at Summit Racing was $425 couple of years ago but really worth it....
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