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Old 05-02-2009, 12:08 AM   #1
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Default Looking for opnions on A/M dual oil cooler kits

hey guys since my "accident" ive been looking at redoing the oil coolers on my car and figured i would go dual. what brands or shops does anyone recommend kits from. hoping to get all the oil lines and fittings included preferably and opinions on ease of install. I do not want to be hacking up my car just to put them on. lastly price, im budgeting less than 1 grand total shipped and everything hey the economy affects us all.






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Old 05-02-2009, 12:06 PM   #2
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I have the Rx-7 store kit, with the 2 setrab coolers (18 row I think?), lines, brackets and thermostat. You have to make up the lines yourself, but everything goes together nicely.
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I would go with stock. It will be more than sufficient for almost anything you do with your car. It is cheap, it fits like OEM... because it is, and installation is very simple.

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Try RotorSports Racing. They have a dual parallel kit.
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Old 05-08-2009, 11:17 AM   #5
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I would go with stock. It will be more than sufficient for almost anything you do with your car. It is cheap, it fits like OEM... because it is, and installation is very simple.

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Unless you have an oil temp gauge and have a confirmed need for anything more than stock dual oil coolers which are sufficient for most people.
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