My Oil Cooling System- Is this correct?

7Mboost

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Doing an oil filter relocation, just want to make sure I have everything correct before I order it all.

From the block, remote oil filter adapter:
http://store.summitracing.com/partd...891681+4294818390+4294818391+115&autoview=sku

1/2NPT fitting to -10AN lines to Oil Filter Adapter Mount:
http://store.summitracing.com/partd...744811+4294851619+4294891544+115&autoview=sku

1/2NPT to -10AN line to Oil Cooler: (have cooler)

Out Cooler to Oil Thermostat:
http://store.summitracing.com/partd...&part=PRM-1070&N=700+-124017+115&autoview=sku

Thermostat back to Remote Oil Filter Adapter?

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That correct?
 
jdub

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Did you see this thread?
http://www.supramania.com/forums/showthread.php?t=62838

There's a diagram in post #4. In your diagram, the T-stat should be between both lines leading to the cooler. The above thread also has a narrative on routing the lines.

The T-stat your proposing to use is mediocre at best...here is a much better one:
http://www.racerpartswholesale.com/category/Mocal_Remote_Oil_Thermostat

Yes, it's a lot more expensive, but the Mocal is top quality and includes the AN-10 fitting built on to the stat.
 
7Mboost

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I didn't see this thread, I saw another but the "Paint" picture was confusing, the one in post 4 is simple, thanks.

And thanks for the heads up on the t-stat.
 
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I've been using the Permacool T Stat for a few years now and agree with JDub it's functional but NOT the highest quality, I recently upgraded to the Mocal unit, it's double the weight and industrial grade ;)
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Gotcha, if I went with the Permacool it would be temporary because of my tight budget currently, plus I gotta match up my Mocal oil cooler with it. :)
 
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Yep, I've got a Perma-cool thermostat myself.

Jeff, as you see in the pic -
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you want to have the thermostat BEFORE the oil cooler, so that the oil only goes to the cooler when the proper temperature is reached.
 
dumbo

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Use crimped;)

You can buy bulk hose and fittings from a hydrualic hose store and cut and fit to length on your car, then label all and take back to the store to have them cleaned out and crimped.


As far a the T-stat is it just stength and fittings why the Mocal one is better than the Permaco. Im curious, and am running the PC unit right now myself.
 
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7Mboost;1379769 said:
I'm having trouble finding -10an push lock fittings. The ones I found on Summit didn't list their size.
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Surprised they're really common!

I prefer pushlock as I can make the hoses here and replace them if needs be, been using pushlock for 25+ years and have NEVER had a hose of joint fail.
 
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IJ.;1379857 said:
Surprised they're really common!

I prefer pushlock as I can make the hoses here and replace them if needs be, been using pushlock for 25+ years and have NEVER had a hose of joint fail.
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Good to hear that. I was also curious of the same, since I am putting together components now to do this.
 
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