oilcooler

[pontiacstogo]

It would surely hide the lines in a very good way.

Lines around the head (for all to see) and a thermostat plumbed in;

[Niklas]

Nessim> Thats a load of useful info! Thank you. I will do exactly as you say, teromstat and the lines routing the side of the top it is!
I bought this one: http://www.ebay.com/itm/120967678877...84.m1439.l2649

And I think it will do okay. But then again, I dont really know what im doing but feel like it is a god thing to have for when im going to make other modifcations in the future. Like bigger (larger?) walves...

[Niklas]

Pointiaco > Im doing it your way I think. I thought it was ugly, but it actally nice!

[tkent02]

An oil cooler on a two valve GS in Sweden?
Really?

[Niklas]

An oil cooler on a two valve GS in Sweden?
Really?

Yes really, its fun and will come in handy to impress the polar bears.
Whats it to you?

[Niklas]

thats a beuty.

What a lovely cuddly animal. Lethal though....

[ashdricky]

Niklas I sent you a PM regarding an Oil Cooler kits that I have in stock. It's the same kind that I am currently using.

[ashdricky]

This is the Adapter Kit I am refering to, included are;
1-Aluminum 6061 Adapter plate (8 Valve GS)
2-Black anodized -6 AN fittings
2-Stainless hex bolts
1-Brass Oil pickup
2-Adapter Gaskets (1 is used 1 is spare)
*2-O-rings for the Oil pickup, (1 is used 1 is spare)
The adapter kit is $120.00 USD + shipping

This Kit dose not include a cooler as different motors have different cooling requirements. Also I recommend fitting an oil pressure gauge as the oil pressure sensor is deleted with this kit. I do have the gauge kits in stock for $50.00 + shipping



*this depends on the kit being either 1st design or 2nd design

[Niklas]

thanx!

But I have already bought the adapter you can see in the link below.