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Teaks92HB
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by Teaks92HB » January 15, 2008
k, I'm not sure how to do it but i know it can be done. i would like to take the oil cooler on my useless GSR block and apply it to my LS block. But I'm not quite sure how to run the lines for it. anyone have any ideas? Thanks
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by Nikku » January 15, 2008
Just call me Dr. Vice.
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Teaks92HB
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by Teaks92HB » January 16, 2008
very nice write up, and thank you, but i was curious about the stock oil cooler? does anyone know what i'm talking about?
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by Nikku » January 16, 2008
i would say try running the lines as they did in that link, obviously ignoring their external filtration system. would that work?
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by fabricator » February 10, 2008
If I remember correctly the factory oil cooler will bolt to the LS block...you might want to use the water tube from the GSR if you still have it...it has the extra nipples for the cooler. if not you will need to just tap in a feed and return line for the coolant.
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by Teaks92HB » February 10, 2008
yup i have all that stuff. sounds good thanks a ton man! i'm glad you know what i meant!!
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by fabricator » February 12, 2008
Teaks92HB wrote:yup i have all that stuff. sounds good thanks a ton man! i'm glad you know what i meant!!
No problem man....glad i could help.