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Old 09-24-2009, 05:26 PM
LincT LincT is offline
 
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Default RV-6 Oil Cooler Installation

Am looking for advice (duh). I went with the FF6a additions to my RV6 for compatibility with Van's firewall fwd kit. My eng. is a tmx i0 360 with airflow performance fi, std. pistons (8.5:1), one mag, and a plasma 3. Home base will be new england but expect to return to where I started my project (SDL AZ) on occasion.... or more Given this, should I go with Van's std. f'wall fwd package with "EA OIL COOLER II" which mounts to the baffling (I think). I'm also thinking that a firewall mount would be friendler to the cooler (less shake) and on the baffling.

Thanks in advance!
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Old 09-25-2009, 03:35 PM
LincT LincT is offline
 
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Default The dummy is learning

After posting the above, and receiving no responses (other than from friend Alan to my personal address), I ferretted around and found a bunch of not-so-old posts addressing this very subject. Exactly the kind of info I was looking for; THANKS!
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