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Old 12-01-2011, 01:08 PM
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Would adding an oil cooler to a naturally aspirated engine with minor mods help in any way shape or form?

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no. it can do bad, if the oil does not come up to temp it will be too thick.
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If you are driving through the desert or racing on long courses, then maybe. Otherwise, unless there is a thermostat control on the cooler, it would possibly do more harm than good.
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