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PosiTech Oil Cooler
#1
PosiTech Oil Cooler
8.25" x 9" x 3.62"
Bar and Plate 14 tube core.
Includes (2) Earls aluminum 90* elbows, for -8 AN lines.
Holes for mounting brackets in the back.
Holes to attach a ram air duct in the front.
I think the best feature about this cooler is that it has a drain at the bottom (not pictured) for draining the oil that's left in the oil cooler during oil changes.
1/8" NPT drain with aluminum plug.
The welds on this thing are second to none.
$300
![](http://i200.photobucket.com/albums/aa254/POSITECH/DSC00060.jpg)
![](http://i200.photobucket.com/albums/aa254/POSITECH/DSC00061.jpg)
![](http://i200.photobucket.com/albums/aa254/POSITECH/DSC00059.jpg)
Bar and Plate 14 tube core.
Includes (2) Earls aluminum 90* elbows, for -8 AN lines.
Holes for mounting brackets in the back.
Holes to attach a ram air duct in the front.
I think the best feature about this cooler is that it has a drain at the bottom (not pictured) for draining the oil that's left in the oil cooler during oil changes.
1/8" NPT drain with aluminum plug.
The welds on this thing are second to none.
$300
![](http://i200.photobucket.com/albums/aa254/POSITECH/DSC00060.jpg)
![](http://i200.photobucket.com/albums/aa254/POSITECH/DSC00061.jpg)
![](http://i200.photobucket.com/albums/aa254/POSITECH/DSC00059.jpg)
![](http://i200.photobucket.com/albums/aa254/POSITECH/DSC00058.jpg)
#6
No cutting of anything on the car if that's what you mean.
I made two brackets out of aluminum. I used aluminum cause its easy to drill, easy to bend and overall easier to work with.
You'll need two female -8 AN fittings and about 4.5' of braided stainless line, IIRC. You don't need braided stainless, but it looks nice.
I used the factory fittings on the housing and brazed male AN fittings to those.
If I had to do it all over again I would have just bought the banjo fittings-to- -8 male AN cause Now I would have to buy new lines if I wanted to use install stocker again.
I'm selling this one cause the dude that was supposed to buy it expected me to put it on his car for free. He didn't even offer me
I made two brackets out of aluminum. I used aluminum cause its easy to drill, easy to bend and overall easier to work with.
You'll need two female -8 AN fittings and about 4.5' of braided stainless line, IIRC. You don't need braided stainless, but it looks nice.
I used the factory fittings on the housing and brazed male AN fittings to those.
If I had to do it all over again I would have just bought the banjo fittings-to- -8 male AN cause Now I would have to buy new lines if I wanted to use install stocker again.
I'm selling this one cause the dude that was supposed to buy it expected me to put it on his car for free. He didn't even offer me
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