Good oil thermostats??
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Did you drill and tap like above (prefer not to) or find another means of mounting the sensor? Thanks
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Many pans have 2 half inch drain plugs. You can utilize one of those ports which I've done otherwise you can drill and tap drain plug for sensor. You can get them all the way down to 1/8" pipe.
http://www.racerpartswholesale.com/p...kDkIww#reviews
Here is another oil stat I never new of but honestly I think the perma cool ones have a better finish and a lot cheaper. Only advantage to these is their built with male AN so no need for adapters. I really like the earls that OP posted. Then again I just sold two perma cools for 55.00 shipped that work perfectly fine just don't have the bling.
http://www.racerpartswholesale.com/p...kDkIww#reviews
Here is another oil stat I never new of but honestly I think the perma cool ones have a better finish and a lot cheaper. Only advantage to these is their built with male AN so no need for adapters. I really like the earls that OP posted. Then again I just sold two perma cools for 55.00 shipped that work perfectly fine just don't have the bling.
Last edited by getrdunn; 02-15-2017 at 03:23 PM.
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No, this thread is about oil T-stats and Im running Mercury oil thermostats and Livorsi gauges
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