cossie daz

r they any good or just a gimmick??? im goin 2b doin a few trackdays and dont want brake fluid getting to hot

Rolls

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Not a clue, but i've got one on mine!

cossie daz

cheers rolls,

Stavros

brake fluid getting too hot? you said a PAS resovoir? or that a typo?

cossie daz

my bad! i mean power steering

Mike Rainbird

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100% needed on a Cossie track car - power-steering fluid over-heats and is blown out the header cap otherwise.

RichardPON

Doesn't need to be water cooled. Easy enough to knock up the pipework to run through a nice oil cooler on the return line.

PAS is air cooled already!

Mike1

Even the original press cars suffered from it a lot during performance testing - esp on the high speed or twisty bits

AlexF

Most cars run a simple loop of tubing in front of the rads to this effect...

Very easy to knock up

Stavros

Yup, Skylines have it as standard. I cut mine off when removing the aircon once by accident, wounder

Dan

Mine seems to bubble anyway!

Do you supply these Mike?

RichardPON

Cossies have it already - long loop of tubing running down the inside of the front chassis rail.

Obviously not hugely efficient, so as before, just plumb a cooler matrix in line.....

Mike Rainbird

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Yes, both Spec-R and Pro-alloy . Alternatively you can do it with a small oil cooler like the works cars, which is more efficient, but has packaging issues (see the front of Harvey's track car in the resto section which has coolers for everything) - as in do you have room for this in an area that can provide airflow without blocking the cooling of something else?

philbert

just get a cooler from a breakers yard jag diff cooler or some jap stuff has coolers for pas here is a pic of mine

Micky The Finn

2b?????

text speak should be banned on here!!!