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Old 28-03-2007, 08:34 PM
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I am near finishing this zvh 2.1 that i have built but i was thinking how do i go about cooling the engine oil as alot of the zvh engines i see in some of your motors have no cooling what so ever,i am running a sandwich plate between the oil pump & oil fillter for my oil temp & pressure guages i have then 2 ports spare to run a oil cooler on is this the best way to do it???
if anyone can tell me what they run or better still post some pics that would be spot on
Old 29-03-2007, 12:29 AM
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Depends how high youre oil temp gets,if it does'nt get high, there's no need to run a oil cooler.
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what temp will a zvh engine run at
Old 30-03-2007, 05:10 PM
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i have a 310bhp zvh in my s2 and it gets hot iv got a mocal oil cooler fitted which has made the oil temp ok now. it depends on what power you are running cos when mine was 220bhp it ran fine without the cooler but as soon as i fitted dta managment and turned the boost up to 26psi i could not run without it. il get some photos and post them up soon
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I had a ZVH 2.0l it had a mocal oil cooler, and temp guage/sender fitted in the sump plug.
I use to run the oil temp at 105 to 115 deg C.
I found that after a period of high power running at 30psi the temp would get upto 130 deg C.
I did not use the sandwich plate heat exchanger, I used a mocal 13 row oil to air cooler.
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my boost is 15 psi and im running std management on the car so power wise it will be round the 250bhp mark if not less will i still need a oil cooler for it or will it be ok without
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i take it you only run a oil cooler if you go 250 bhp or above?????????
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Difficult to say? You need to check the oil temp.
But in my experiance at 15psi you normaly dont require a cooler.
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