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Old 11-20-2011, 06:24 PM
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Default Oil filter relocation kit, With stock oil cooler!

im not much on how to's lol but.... maybe yall would like this... tell me what yall think..ill let the pics talk for me,as i suck at writing lol. oh and sorry for the messy motor..



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how's it mounted and what are all those SS lines for
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i mounted after i took the pics.. its mounted to the rail.. lol and all the SS lines are my nos kit i havint takin out yet lol
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Barrier hose for the oil lines? Not sure if it will be good for the heat.
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+1 for ingenuity but it's not needed on a street setup. Track setup I'd just go for an external cooler with big exchanger.
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Looks nice. Thanks for posting.

Your braided lines will hold up just fine. I'm using the same lines for part of my bypass filter & prelube pump setup I installed 8 years/200,000 miles ago.

A side note: I've never seen a head cover as worn as your before!
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Poor engine bay
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Originally Posted by icemans2k02
Barrier hose for the oil lines? Not sure if it will be good for the heat.
the black ones are coolant lines.. the SS braided line hold up to 3200psi and 500 degrees.. my motor will blow before thos lines

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+1 for ingenuity but it's not needed on a street setup. Track setup I'd just go for an external cooler with big exchanger.
Im Turbo ... a stock oil cooler/ warmer is good for any s2000... it warms the oil at starting and cools it if it gets to hot...and aftermarket coolers are good for the track. but bad for DD your car, they cool the oil to much ,unless you have a oil thermostat on your aftermarket cooler

thank for the reply s..
yea my valve cover is losing paint bad time for PCing!!

ill take more pics when im done with everything and cleaned it up
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Originally Posted by slalom44
Looks nice. Thanks for posting.

Your braided lines will hold up just fine. I'm using the same lines for part of my bypass filter & prelube pump setup I installed 8 years/200,000 miles ago.

A side note: I've never seen a head cover as worn as your before!
do tell.. bypass filter & prelube pump setup.. i dont know everything is it a mod? a fix? better?
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So....why did you have to move the stock oil cooler? Filter relocation I understand, but that cooler is tight against the block.


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