[DeTomaso] Oil coolers and stuff

[MikeLDrew at aol.com]

In a message dated 10/12/14 19 28 53, adin at frontier.net writes:


> Really? My car has been tracked in Vegas, P'rump, Phoenix and ORR'd in
> Nebraska and Texas.  NEVER had the oil over 200 degrees. NEVER.  Something
> works, wonder what it might be?
> 
> >>>It's quite possible that I'm wrong and that your oil cooler is somehow 
> effective.   However, I have to wonder what your temps would be without it? 
>   There's no way to gauge its effectiveness otherwise.   In any case, I'd 
> be happy if I was you!
> 
> >That being said, oil-to-water is the way to go.  And I will, should I 
> ever
> have the chance.
> 
> >>>I've had a very difficult time overcoming my inertia to install the 
> oil/water heat exchanger that I've had for years now.
> 
> >Just remember, no oil temp gauge?  Then all is fine! hahahahaha
> 
>>>That has proven to be an extremely effective technique in my case!   I 
actually have a genuine Pantera Veglia oil temp gauge and sender, but once 
again, have failed to overcome my own inertia to bore a hole in the dash to 
install it....

Mike
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   In a message dated 10/12/14 19 28 53, adin at frontier.net writes:

     Really? My car has been tracked in Vegas, P'rump, Phoenix and ORR'd
     in
     Nebraska and Texas.  NEVER had the oil over 200 degrees. NEVER.
     Something
     works, wonder what it might be?
     >>>It's quite possible that I'm wrong and that your oil cooler is
     somehow effective.  However, I have to wonder what your temps would
     be without it?  There's no way to gauge its effectiveness
     otherwise.  In any case, I'd be happy if I was you!
     >That being said, oil-to-water is the way to go.  And I will, should
     I ever
     have the chance.
     >>>I've had a very difficult time overcoming my inertia to install
     the oil/water heat exchanger that I've had for years now.
     >Just remember, no oil temp gauge?  Then all is fine! hahahahaha

   >>>That has proven to be an extremely effective technique in my case!
   I actually have a genuine Pantera Veglia oil temp gauge and sender, but
   once again, have failed to overcome my own inertia to bore a hole in
   the dash to install it....
   Mike