oil coolers
#1
i have 3by 20 coolers will they be enough to cool my oil. teague said to small but theres is 22.5inches by 3.5 inches dosent seem much bigger. im using 10 milodon pans . cp list a 25 and 28inch cooler sholud i lean towards them
#6
For 450 HP to 600 HP a 3" by 20" is suggested...
I like Hardin's dual 2" by 18" setup...personally..I know a guy who uses twin duallys...primo!
http://www.hardin-marine.com/product...il-coolers.htm
I like Hardin's dual 2" by 18" setup...personally..I know a guy who uses twin duallys...primo!
http://www.hardin-marine.com/product...il-coolers.htm
Last edited by Hydrocruiser; 02-20-2006 at 05:29 PM.
#7
850hp blown, i ordered th teagues
better safe than sorry. engine builder said the one i had where a little small.after all ive been thru on this thats a drop in the bucket. and we boat on texoma.
better safe than sorry. engine builder said the one i had where a little small.after all ive been thru on this thats a drop in the bucket. and we boat on texoma.
#8
So Teagues have a 28"er and Hardin has dual 18"ers which is 36" of surface area...it's all about surface area..I think awhile back most thought the Dual 18" Hardin Marine units offered the most cooling/surface area and can be in tandem for dual 18" units with 72" of surface area...they cool really well I can tell you that and flow great! I see 'em on race boats...larger diameters means less surface to heat exchange surface area...these things can cool your oil to room temp if you desire..
Last edited by Hydrocruiser; 02-20-2006 at 09:04 PM.
#9
Can any one tell me if this is a stock Merc. oil cooler?Its on a 1991 502 mag. Will this cool 600 horse and if not what cooler is recommended?Should it be thermostatically controlled?
Thanks Nordic95
Thanks Nordic95
Last edited by nordic95; 02-21-2006 at 09:21 AM.
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