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The other 2 numbers you have listed only covers one hose and one pipe so it doesn't cover all of what I've been asking for the last 2 weeks. |
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upper hose: 807609071 Hard pipe: 21328AA230 Clamps (4): 092315002 The bolts you don't need. They are already present on the side of the block. I didn't know that though so I ordered them (808206010). If you are looking to buy this stuff, I purchased all of it (minus the lower hose) but didn't use it. PM me if you want em. |
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Its brass. I actually found a 3/4x3/4x3/8 plastic tee, but the 3/4 side was too big. it must have been 3/4 OD. I was pretty bummed because I thought it was going to work perfect lol. Heres a pic of it for reference (disregard the other barb fitting in the line. I had bought a 1/2-3/8 barb reducer but didn't use it): http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a3...psff7d9daf.jpg Quote:
http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a3...psd881def4.jpg http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a3...ps9e3c192d.jpg I also looped my heater hose around the lower rad because using a straight fitting makes it hard to bend the line and i didn't want it to kink. http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a3...ps8c693341.jpg |
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I wanted it to look and fit like stock. Props for getting it done though. Glad to see a lot of input from others on this topic, plenty ways to put this application to reality. |
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Thanks again for the initial DIY. One thing I hate, is the exit line. It legit sits on the damn injector cover. I was looking at the STi concept and noticed on that cooler that the exit off the cooler is further towards the front of the car. |
Just a little update:
No leaks, everything is good. Just from taking a peek at my P3 Gauge, oil temps are a few degrees cooler. I usually see a high of 206 when cruising on the highway (and this is in colder temps, it was like 55 today on the way to work), and today I saw nothing higher than 203. Normal driving around town it sits under 200, 198-199. Coolant is also 2 degrees down, was ALWAYS on 194, now its at 192. Nothing crazy, but its doing something. Can't wait to see how it reacts in the summer, as I saw 215-219 then. I can imagine once it gets even colder that the oil temp will not touch 200 degrees. |
I need to do this. My track temps for oil were over 250F. I plan on doing this at the same time as the mishimoto radiator.
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There's a step by step diy in the first post.
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strange, I use Chrome and everything shows up for me :iono:
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