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Category: Engine - Power Adders
Price: $0
Private or Vendor Listing: Private Listing
Part fits: 2010+ G37 Coupe, 2008-2009 G37 Coupe
Location (State/Prov): CA
Item Condition: Used

To reduce confusion, these are located at GTM and they are shipping for me as I'm out of the country for a couple more months. This is + shipping and I will let you know how much shipping is after GTM notifies me. I understand I have a low post count here, but I'm very active on the370Z.com forums.

Don't let your engine go limp, keep it's rev boner hard with my 72 row oil cooler! 72 Row series 1 Setrab oil cooler with -8 AN fittings. This is $1099 brand new. It is a seriously expensive oil cooler. For the Setrab piece alone is $681. There is no thermostatic plate. I used in Las Vegas and it worked flawlessly. Average oil temps in 110+ weather was a perfect 200 degrees. Temps 60 and below, were below 170. Block off plate or thermostatic plate recommended if you live in a place that snows. I REALLY do not want to get rid of it, but again, it does not fit with my kit. It's priced similar to a new 34 row with thermostatic plate. I think it's fair, I know it's not cheap, but you can't find better unless you run two 25 rows or larger. These pics are not current, but will look exactly as shown. Was on the vehicle for about 7k miles. Asked GTM to send me some.

A small tidbit because I want this oil cooler to sell, here are the specs comparing the 72 row, 34 row, and 25 row oil cooler since the row count can be deceptive as the surface area and thickness really count, and of course placement. Prices can be found cheaper, I pulled from the same store to maintain consistency. As to why they use -8 AN instead of - 10 AN; "On our car we ran larger lines, but we had a bit too much pressure drop, and it took much longer for the car to heat up on the street. Also overall pressure was a bit too low for our comfort w/ the stock oil pump. The -8's corrected this issue without much sacrifice in high temp cooling." From M.Bonani's Project Thread
Link to my review
AE Performance Oil Cooler Review - Nissan 370Z Forum
Link to AE's oil cooler intro page that has a lot of good information
*AE Performance Oil Cooler Kit* - Nissan 370Z Forum

Setrab Series 6 25 row

• Part #: 50-625-7612
• Width: 12.99in
• Thickness: 1.875in
• Height: 7.6in
• PSI: 2.0/2.5
• BTU/HR: 33,100-46,000
• HP Range: 325-425hp
• Fin Area: 72.13 sq in
• Price: $264.99

Setrab Series 6 34 row

• Part #: 50-634-7612
• Width: 12.99in
• Thickness: 1.875in
• Height: 10.39in
• PSI: 1.7/2.2
• BTU/HR: 43,000-59,000
• HP Range: 400-475hp
• Fin Area: 99.21 sq in
• Price: $384.99

Setrab Series 1 72 row

• Part #: 50-172-7612
• Width: 8.27in
• Thickness: 1.875in
• Height: 22.13in
• PSI: .8/1.0
• BTU/HR: 40,000-60,000
• HP Range: 600+hp
• Fin Area: 106.2 sq in
• Price: $679

1st set of BTU numbers are wet sump/2nd set of BTU numbers are Dry sump.

Here is a reference list used for information:
https://www.pegasusautoracing.com/pr...asp?RecID=8949
https://www.pegasusautoracing.com/pr...asp?RecID=8951
https://www.pegasusautoracing.com/pr...asp?RecID=8940
http://www.setrab.com/uploads/media/...OM_english.pdf
Setrab Engine Oil Coolers | susa

If you haven't read through the links I posted, take your @ss back to the top and click on it Buy this thing, It's F'n amazing!
I don't think I can do much more to justify my asking price. This is seriously more information about a single classified sale item I've ever seen. Please PM with offers, will consider trades.






For more information, my sale thread is listed here as well
[For Sale] SS_Firehawk Parts Sale NST|CSF|Motordyne|AEM|AE Performance - Nissan 370Z Forum

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Bump How's that weather treating you out west? Need an oil cooler to keep temps down? lol.

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Pending Sale

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Sold! Thank you all!