SUTTERERMAN85

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i was just joking about the offroad thing, lol

GR33N GoblinM6

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OK boys... I finally found the part #

Hayden 211 GM Chevrolet Oil filter cooler sandwich adapter.

I searched all over and finally found my records of purchases on my computer. Hope this helps you guys out, sorry it took me 3 weeks

SUTTERERMAN85

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well thanks for the help man

allngn_c5

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My oil cooler is built in to the radiatior. No problems to mention.

joelvette

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why dont you use the stock oil cooler line from the trucks? they bolt up in place of the adapter (above the filter) on the f-body oil pan and go to the rad but you could cut them shorter and route hose to an ext cooler. i got mine with my 6.0 and plan on doing that.

SUTTERERMAN85

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hard to find and prob expensive at the dealer if you can even get it

The Red Baron

Parts needed:

Oil Cooler - I used a 24 pass TruCool cooler from RacerParts Wholesale -$45

Approx 11' of -8AN braided line - $80

8 -8AN ends - $4 ea

6 1/2" NPT to -8AN adapters $4 ea

3 -8AN 90 degree fittings - $10 ea

2 weld on -8 AN male fittings - $3 ea

-8 AN T fitting with 1/2" NPT on the top $9 ea

Autometer temperature sender, with 1/4" NPT to 1/8" NPT adapter - $45

GM Truck Oil Cooler Adapter and gasket (PN: 15725587) - $40

http://para.noid.org/oilcooler/

GR33N GoblinM6

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Hayden sandwich adapter 23$
rubber hose for oil/gas 14$
plate cooler from Borg Warner 30$
extra quart of oil 2.59$
2 brass barbed fitting 1/2" 3$

done... for $72.59

dnm12

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thread is worthless without photos there have only been 1 photo so far can someone please take a few more of their set up?

GR33N GoblinM6

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hey if i had a digital camera.. i would

ShevrolayZ28

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There's some photos on The Red Baron's link.

http://para.noid.org/oilcooler/


ttt for the oil cooler thread. Is there anyone else running one on a f-body?

SUTTERERMAN85

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is this truck adapter the one that has the hoses made on it or is it like the LG adapter that has the holes for the threaded nipples? i called my chevy dealer and he says that part # 15725587 doesnt exist... and then he said the new # is 15203890 is the part that has the oil cooler adapter made with the crimped hoses and its $120. any help would be great.

GR33N GoblinM6

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go one better.. get the oil cooler adapter from Lingenfelter... its 99$ on ebay.. right now.. do a search for "LS1"... then go under the cooling section.. its there. I might change my spin on adapter for this one

SUTTERERMAN85

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yea i was wanting the one from GM thats only $40. i have seen the ones on ebay

joelvette

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ive got the truck adapter from an 02 escalade 6.0 and it has the hoses crimped on. thinking about using it on my 73 formula 6.0

Jeff Smith

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Thanks bunch to all those LS1 Tech folks relating to Oil Sandwich adapters. I finally find it thru Summit Racing. I will order Earl Perf. #503 because I have the oil line hose/cooler is 10AN already.

99blancoSS

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I use the LPE adapter. It comes with ports for a temperature guage and a return line from say a turbo. Then I use an integrated oil cooler in my radiator.( Ron Davis)

Ron Davis also makes serious heat exchangers that I would recommend. 7, 14 and dual 14 plate exchangers for serious cooling of hot fluids. In the Arizona mid day sun in dessert racing they drop oil temps 100*.


The integrated oil cooler in the radiator drop temps 30-40* and is a win win situation with the radiator providing 20% better cooling than factory in the first place.