stm oil cooler
Feb 2, 2009, 11:53 PM
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stm oil cooler
alright guys i did my search https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...t-choices.html, and its not enough info about it so who ever bought stm oil cooler kit i want your opinion/comment if these is a best buy for its money or not,compared to oem oil cooler that cost more for just the oil cooler itself.
Feb 4, 2009, 01:08 AM
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if they did have reviews it would of show when i did a search,it got to be someone here who bought it but probally afraid to say something if its good or bad...
Feb 4, 2009, 01:16 AM
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I haven't tried the STM oil cooler. I replaced mine with a B & M oil cooler with stainless lines/aeroquip/earls fittings for around $300. The B & M oil cooler has a 3 inch fan built into it. All you need is some stand offs to extend the oil cooler forwards so the fender liner will clear the fan. I have a link to our local minnesota forum that I can give you for the exact parts, etc. PM me if you need some help.
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I haven't tried the STM oil cooler. I replaced mine with a B & M oil cooler with stainless lines/aeroquip/earls fittings for around $300. The B & M oil cooler has a 3 inch fan built into it. All you need is some stand offs to extend the oil cooler forwards so the fender liner will clear the fan. I have a link to our local minnesota forum that I can give you for the exact parts, etc. PM me if you need some help.
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I just purchased one, dont know when its getting here because no shipping info for some reason, but I am sure it will be here soon. I will post you on install and such.
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thanks alot ,anymore guys?...if the stm is worth for its money i'll probally get me one but i need some opinion or personal reviews about it.
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Just got my oil cooler today and here are the Pics and such. At first look it looked a little small but after looking at the old I could tell that they are about the same size, I mostly wanted this kit because I didn't want to bother going through all the work to find all the fittings and such that I would need. The kit looks good. Only thing I noticed is that my BM cooler they sent is squished at the top, you can see in the pic. Right side is not even. I don't think its a big deal. If I was going to be looking at it every time I drove my car it would drive me crazy but since its going to be hidden away its not major. Over all everything looks good. The fittings look to be spot on. Wont know till install, Hose is just hose looks good and feel it should be plenty for the install. So only little complaint would be the cooler being a little off so my rating of everything this far would be a 9 out of 10 Thanks STM