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Old February 3rd 2010, 21:06
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i dont have any pics but i had a porsche shroud on my 2275 type1 it was a 96 plate mounted under the package tray. NOH20 made a tech article located in the tech section of the home page for a 72 or 96 plate mesa

http://germanlook.net/html/tech/Tech...esaInstall.php

i now have a type4 and mounted my setrab 119 with a fan from the top bar of my kafer brace i works really well. fwiw i like the setrab 100 times better than the 96 plate mesa. the setrab is smaller and cools much more efficiently.
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Oil Cooler Mount

I used the package tray. I made a box that houses the fan. It is open on the bottom and the fan takes cold air from the wheelwells and blows it past the cooler and down through a hole in the floor of the package tray. This is a terrable picture but it's all I have.



And this is what it looks like now.

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Old February 4th 2010, 09:34
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Hi

On my daily 1303 I have an oil cooler was mounted at the front of the fame head, works great, a 7 inch thermo fan has been added, the fan is controlled by thermo switch I got from CIP, motor is a mild 1904 Type 1, I have no stock oil cooler in the shroud, it gets up around 105 c after many laps on track days in summer, but it never gets hot enough in traffic to bring the fan on.

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Thanks for the answers chaps, it's good that nobody has suggested that a remote cooler with a fan wouldn't be up to the job.

Lazarus: That's along the lines of where I what I was thinking. The setrab cooler that you are using, how large is it approx? Can you see it here?

Airsick: Liking the idea but I don't really want to mod the bodywork too much.

Steve C: Have you just run the oil lines down underneath the floor pan? I guess that length of line would have a cooling affect on itself even without the cooler!
Do you think this additional run would put a strain on the oil pump though?
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Old February 4th 2010, 11:20
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the deminsions on the setrab is 8 1/2" x 5 3/4"x 2" you can check them out at the earls store (www.anplumbing.com)

i checked the link you posted and its the 19 row with m22 fittings but you would want the one with a fan pack
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the deminsions on the setrab is 8 1/2" x 5 3/4"x 2" you can check them out at the earls store (www.anplumbing.com)

i checked the link you posted and its the 19 row with m22 fittings but you would want the one with a fan pack
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Old February 4th 2010, 17:06
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Hi

I just ran the lines down the pan under heater channel bolts. The cooler is one I had left over from another car, its no the ideal size as its size doesn't allow it to be mounted square to the airflow.

I used to work in a performance VW workshop in the 70s and every one of our HP air cooled VW motors used a similar setup, a 16 row cooler on milder motors and twin 16 rows on bigger motors.

I used the stock dog house oil cooler block, drilled and tapped to take fittings. I fitted a fan switch in the dog house cooler block, it was supposed to turn on at 97c and off at 92c, it screwed up somehow and was turning the fan on way to early.

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