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K Engine Oil Cooler?

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Does anybody make a sandwich plate or oil cooler kit for the K engine?

 

Cheers

Brad

I was told a sandwich plate from any toyota will fit but i can not confirm it

go down to autobarn, they sell a sandwitch plate for Z9 oil filters (same as Z68/Z368 3/4 thread) for like $60 if i remember correctly

HKS make a oil cooler kit for K motors well did awhile ago. Thermostat controlled etc the lot.

 

Pic attached....Good luck finding one..LOL

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Cameron

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cheers for the pic, looks trick :)

 

Picked up this on ebay, should keep the big cammed, high comp 5K under control I hope ;)

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Looks a bit big to me. I would take it back and exchange for a much smaller one (half that) if you can.

 

Whatever, make sure you use a thermostat in the cooler circuit. Either within the sandwich plate itself, or remotely.

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it's 550x165x50. Would it cool the oil too much you think?

Yes way too big, but if it's got a thermostat it'll work fine. That's a bigger cooler than on a mates 700hp 2J.

That's the beast you'll need. If you use a normal plate with a cooler like yours the motor will never warm up enough for the internal tolerances to be right.

Edited by beerhead

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sweet as, cheers beerhead :)

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Ahh well, I have it now and it will look cool behind the front bar ;)

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