naughtika
OzVR4 Stalker
Hey fellas,
I’m planning on installing a set in my car soon and am waiting for the following to arrive..
- AN-10 90deg Hose ends x4
- AN-10 Hose Separator x 3
I bought 4x 90 degree Hose ends since i have 2 already crimped into the hose, 3x hose separators to keep things tidy. Then contemplating on this kit from US - Engine Oil Cooler with SPAL fan or just a plain 19 row universal Oil Cooler without the fan and shroud - which I can easily purchase from 999 Automotive
I already have both adaptors (which surprisingly suits the Z142A or Z79A oil filters) and Stainless Steel Braided Hose to suit the Hose ends/Connectors and Adaptors,
here are some pictures of the adaptors and with the oil filter fitted.. also holes for the sensors
AN-10 male to male Adaptors
The oil filter adaptors are made out of aluminum, not sure if its billet or not, but I remember paying around $200+postage for them several years ago. I planned on fitting it on my old galant but never went ahead since I traded it for the VR4.
Now, does anyone have any heads up or advices that they can give before I proceed in cutting up the hoses and stuff? Also I can install the oil cooler at a later date since winter's coming up.. And also cutting the hoses isn't an issue since the one I've got has got a fair bit of length.
Things I've considered before proceeding with this..
- secure the hoses properly on the transmission side so it runs vertically to the passenger side wide (near or just below the old battery location) - this is where the hose separator comes in.
- provide enough slack for the hose to move around as the engine rocks back and forth when accelerating/decelerating
- will use rubber grommets and tapes to guard the hose from scratching against anything which can eventually lead to deterioration
- Make sure there's no kink in the hose
- use Teflon tape on every thread
- mount and secure the adaptor and oil cooler properly
- thinking of installing the oil filter adaptor end horizontally or on a 45 degree angle so that draining the oil from the oil filter won't get so messy
- thinking of using heavy duty rivets for the mounting plate and oil cooler mount, so that there's no possibility of bolts coming off..
- Oil cooler will be mounted on an angle (fan facing up)
- wash and clean the hose, fittings and adaptor before finalizing install
- anything else I've missed?
I’m planning on installing a set in my car soon and am waiting for the following to arrive..
- AN-10 90deg Hose ends x4
- AN-10 Hose Separator x 3
I bought 4x 90 degree Hose ends since i have 2 already crimped into the hose, 3x hose separators to keep things tidy. Then contemplating on this kit from US - Engine Oil Cooler with SPAL fan or just a plain 19 row universal Oil Cooler without the fan and shroud - which I can easily purchase from 999 Automotive
I already have both adaptors (which surprisingly suits the Z142A or Z79A oil filters) and Stainless Steel Braided Hose to suit the Hose ends/Connectors and Adaptors,
here are some pictures of the adaptors and with the oil filter fitted.. also holes for the sensors
AN-10 male to male Adaptors
The oil filter adaptors are made out of aluminum, not sure if its billet or not, but I remember paying around $200+postage for them several years ago. I planned on fitting it on my old galant but never went ahead since I traded it for the VR4.
Now, does anyone have any heads up or advices that they can give before I proceed in cutting up the hoses and stuff? Also I can install the oil cooler at a later date since winter's coming up.. And also cutting the hoses isn't an issue since the one I've got has got a fair bit of length.
Things I've considered before proceeding with this..
- secure the hoses properly on the transmission side so it runs vertically to the passenger side wide (near or just below the old battery location) - this is where the hose separator comes in.
- provide enough slack for the hose to move around as the engine rocks back and forth when accelerating/decelerating
- will use rubber grommets and tapes to guard the hose from scratching against anything which can eventually lead to deterioration
- Make sure there's no kink in the hose
- use Teflon tape on every thread
- mount and secure the adaptor and oil cooler properly
- thinking of installing the oil filter adaptor end horizontally or on a 45 degree angle so that draining the oil from the oil filter won't get so messy
- thinking of using heavy duty rivets for the mounting plate and oil cooler mount, so that there's no possibility of bolts coming off..
- Oil cooler will be mounted on an angle (fan facing up)
- wash and clean the hose, fittings and adaptor before finalizing install
- anything else I've missed?