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Old 12-30-2008, 06:31 PM
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Exclamation GT Motorsports: GTM Engine and Transmission Oil Cooler Kits!

GTM HD Transmission Oil Cooler Kit
-Complete kit with all necessary adapters, fittings, and hoses
-SETRAB Premium cooler cores
-Different Sizes Available

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GTM HD Engine Oil Cooler Kit

-Complete kit with all necessary adapters, fittings, and hoses
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-Includes Thermostatic (180 degree) Sandwich plate adapter!

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Thermostatic Sandwich Plate Adapter
-Don't cool your oil until you need too
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Old 12-30-2008, 06:40 PM
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Old 12-30-2008, 07:08 PM
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How much for just the adapter?
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Any pics of the engine oil cooler installed? Can it be fit with the HKS SC for the G?
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Any pics of the engine oil cooler installed? Can it be fit with the HKS SC for the G?
Look at the thread above, this cars has both the coolers in place like I do so it should fit with a SC kit.

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Any pics of the engine oil cooler installed? Can it be fit with the HKS SC for the G?
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Thanks for the pic Sam. A couple of more questions:

1. Approximately how much oil does the engine cooler add to the engine oil amount?

2. The oil cooler can be mounted on the passenger side?

3. The sandwich plate adadpter w/ thermostat is all I need if I live in cold climate to run safely?

4. The trans. cooler can be used with M/T transmissions and be beneficial in dd and hard driving conditions?

thx. I will likely call to place an order
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Damn, that's a lot for an oil cooler. Why does it cost so much? I got mine for $60...works just as good. Not trying to bash the thread or anything, but I seriously want to know why it costs so much?
Canadian, what kind of cooler core did you purchase?

The ARC oil cooler I was looking at is $2150

http://mynismo.com/products/?id=6150 plus:

http://arcinter.co.jp/arc/products/o...ine/index.html
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Canadian, what kind of cooler core did you purchase?

The ARC oil cooler I was looking at is $2150

http://mynismo.com/products/?id=6150 plus:

http://arcinter.co.jp/arc/products/o...ine/index.html
Thats because its ARC....I did a whole OIL cooler from like B&M and pieced it together when I had my supercharger for around 140.00...
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I have the B&M Tranny cooler and the Stillen oil cooler.
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Sure you can piece it together much cheaper... but the Setrab cooler, AN hose ends, and braided line are all top quality and add up quick (for the oil cooler at least). Not saying either works any better or worse, just not an equal comparison part for part. Bump for nice looking kits.
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Canadian you going on another vendors thread posting links to ghetto coolers for sale, most of us knows what those brands are and know where to find it, no need to post in gtm's thread, but ehh it's always that same group of guys anyways that go to that specific shop

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The hose is only like $6 a foot... that's the cheap part. The hose ends are at least $25 each, and the hose end adapters are at least $5. Not sure what cooler they're using, but even the cheapest Setrab cooler close to that size is well over $100. The sandwich plate has a thermostat built in and doesn't flow oil till the temp rises... this costs a little more than a basic sandwich block. I'm sure they're making money off the setup, but there's no way you can put this same setup together for $150 - the parts are just way too expensive.

Just to clarify, I don't have either of these setups (I have the ARC oil cooler, and a Setrab trans cooler), just look like nice kits.
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The hose is only like $6 a foot... that's the cheap part. The hose ends are at least $25 each, and the hose end adapters are at least $5. Not sure what cooler they're using, but even the cheapest Setrab cooler close to that size is well over $100. The sandwich plate has a thermostat built in and doesn't flow oil till the temp rises... this costs a little more than a basic sandwich block. I'm sure they're making money off the setup, but there's no way you can put this same setup together for $150 - the parts are just way too expensive.

Just to clarify, I don't have either of these setups (I have the ARC oil cooler), just look like nice kits.
Though I see them cheaper online, this is basically what I was asking for. An explanation, I still think its expensive for what you get but at least its not as bad as I thought.
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