total time took about 2 1/2 hours. here's some pic's from start to finished. enjoy!

first i installed the oil cooler on the car.


then i cut some holes and run the hoses through


after that drain your oil and remove your oil filter. then install the sandwich plate. it took me a bit to jiggle with the hoses to clear all obstacles on the frame then i used some foam insulation to wrap up the hoses to protect it from rubbing against metal. finally got it on!


end results.

thanks for looking.

 

looks good man

 

Where did you buy the oil cooler from? How many degrees did your oil temp drop on average?

 

How do you drain the fluid in the cooler when you go for an oil change?

 

got it from
Amplifiedmotorsports.

i'm not sure how many degrees it drop since i don't have a oil temp gauge yet. well, i just bought the oil temp sensor for the hks camp2 but it's far too complicated just to get that installed. waiting for my oil pan spacer to come in so i can tap it there to get the readings. i'll let you know soon.

 

Good work. How much oil did you have to add to fill the lines and cooler?

 

very close to 8qts. it's gonna cost an arm and a leg each oil change now lol. it might be 8 1/2 after the oil pan spacer.

check out my dyno sheet and video if you have not seen yet.

https://www.myg37.com/forums/g37-cou...a-time-at.html

 

Why not a dual remote oil bypass? Amsoil part BK23?

Get cooling and awesome filtration.

 

is that gonna help more than the oil cooler?

 

Weiboy... Can I get your # so I can talk to u about your set up?? Thanx Blaine

 

Filtration was not the issue, the high oil temperatures these engines can produce was.

 

http://www.oilsandlube.com/amsoil%20...DualRemote.pdf

 

That's not gonna help much for a supercharger or turbo application. It'll help cuz you're able to run a extra quart of oil but I don't see this bypass have cooling abilities.

 

cooling abilities will require some ECU modding... you're gonna hit 275 degrees fast

 

i wanna add another cooler like what Shumby did haha! that's a killer setup!