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Old 11-25-2016, 06:46 PM   #127
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The @Jackson Racing T4 car uses this setup, and won it's class nationally.
Nice. Granted, this was just cruising on the freeway and I don't recall what my temps were before hand (I'm bad about getting baselines) but the claim that coolant temps keep the oil temps constant seems to be true.
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Old 11-25-2016, 06:57 PM   #128
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Generally speaking, as the entire engine heat soaks from long sustained driving (20+ minutes on the highway), the oil temp will be *slightly* (talking maybe 10F, depending on conditions) higher than the coolant, and this is totally normal.

This is opposed to a stock car, which will usually hit equilibrium of 190F coolant and 225F oil, while cruising on the highway.
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Old 11-25-2016, 07:25 PM   #129
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Generally speaking, as the entire engine heat soaks from long sustained driving (20+ minutes on the highway), the oil temp will be *slightly* (talking maybe 10F, depending on conditions) higher than the coolant, and this is totally normal.

This is opposed to a stock car, which will usually hit equilibrium of 190F coolant and 225F oil, while cruising on the highway.
This was just under an hour on the freeway. I'm also around e65 mix so I'm not sure how much that actually effects engine temps either.

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This was just under an hour on the freeway. I'm also around e65 mix so I'm not sure how much that actually effects engine temps either.

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Best case, the oil and coolant temps are identical
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fitment with front mount turbos?
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I can confirm that while it is a semi-tight fit, the Grimmspeed intake will also fit.

I am also interested in seeing what threshold this has in a NA track setup, preferably in a climate similar to humid Texas summers. I suppose if nothing is posted for this in 6-7 months when temps are getting stupid again, I'll post them up but I can also guarantee my skills will most likely not be pushing it either. Maybe I'll just drive on the street in 2nd gear between 5-7k to simulate a faster person :laughing:

You are pretty sure about the fittment of a Grimmspeed intake?
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You are pretty sure about the fittment of a Grimmspeed intake?
@CSG What do you think?



I have both installed on the car right now.

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Great looking product. Any one have track / hard driving oil temp logs with this set-up yet? Curious how it compares to an OEM style oil cooler and/or an air/oil cooling system.
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Great looking product. Any one have track / hard driving oil temp logs with this set-up yet? Curious how it compares to an OEM style oil cooler and/or an air/oil cooling system.
Granted, this isn't logs but I'm gonna point to Mike's previous post:
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fitment with front mount turbos?
anyone? how much larger is it from OEM? or other aftermarket radiators? I'm wondering if this will fit with a fullrace turbo kit.
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If you could post pictures of how close the fittings are to the intake box I'd be eternally grateful. I just installed the JR rad and the fittings rub the stock air box a bit.

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If you could post pictures of how close the fittings are to the intake box I'd be eternally grateful. I just installed the JR rad and the fittings rub the stock air box a bit.

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I'll try to remember to get some tonight. Cannot guarantee quality pics. Lol.

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I lied. Lol. Maybe I'll remember today.

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