Rusty PW
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One of the thoughts running through my head about the 2 plugs. They use this engine in Europe in different types of trucks. The plugs could be very well for an oil cooler or something else that needs oil fed.Somehow they were able to machine the gen2 without those holes? Plus, they would have just put in press in plugs and not machined that size hole and used a plug with an O-ring in a size commonly used for oil line bungs.
Let's say your right, who cares? One side is the pressure side that feeds the stock oil cooler and the other side is a return.
I don't think you'll gain much by bypassing the stock cooler. Under normal load with my cooler my oil temps are are within a few degrees of coolant temps. Oil temps are usually 10 plus degrees over coolant in almost every vehicle out there. Only under heavy load do my oil temps climb higher than coolant.
I think my next step is going to be a methanol injection system. I don't run a spare underneath so I have lots of room for a tank.
I want to see what bulletproof comes up with but I have to think that the "engineers" put everything they had into the current radiator since they were banking on that being the only solution they went with.
I am the machinist (plus a lot more)for a turbo manufacturer. We also sell complete kits for vehicles which requires increased cooling capacity. I am no "expert" but I am familiar with how this all works ?
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