Most oil cooler kits cost $250 or more, but the guys at Poor Man Mods show you how to make your own oil cooler for only $60! Oil coolers are great security for longer lasting and better performing engines, especially high-performance engines and in warmer climates.
Want to see other mods? Check out our other videos, visit our site, or like us on Facebook.
How To:
Make a DIY Cold Air Intake
How To:
Turn a Samsung Galaxy Tablet into an In-Dash GPS and Music Player for Your Car
How To:
Unlock a Locked Car Door Without a Key or Slim Jim
How To:
Prep and Spray Flat or Matte Black
How To:
Install a 12v circuit breaker
How To:
Create a life-sized foam and clay automobile model
How To:
Hack Your Car's Cassette Deck into a Wireless Bluetooth Music Player
How To:
Install a trailer wiring harness with no tow package
How To:
Paint Your Car's Interior for a Two-Tone Look
How To:
Create a Ghost Flame on Your Car Without Airbrushing or Painting
How To:
Fix Plastic Car Bumpers
News:
Can Glaze Putty Be Applied Over Primer?
How To:
Remove the seats from a classic VW Beetle Bug
How To:
Vent Your Hood for Only $3
How To:
Set up hands-free calling in a 2010 Lincoln MKZ
How To:
Spray primer sealer and base coat paint on an automobile fender
How To:
Turn a pickup truck bed into a hot tub
How To:
Save gas by de-activating a fuel injector
How To:
Adjust the headlights on a 2010 Ford Fusion
News:
Old Bumper Cars Go Street Legal
How To:
Make a DIY Cold Air Intake
How To:
Turn a Samsung Galaxy Tablet into an In-Dash GPS and Music Player for Your Car
How To:
Unlock a Locked Car Door Without a Key or Slim Jim
How To:
Prep and Spray Flat or Matte Black
How To:
Install a 12v circuit breaker
How To:
Create a life-sized foam and clay automobile model
How To:
Hack Your Car's Cassette Deck into a Wireless Bluetooth Music Player
How To:
Install a trailer wiring harness with no tow package
How To:
Paint Your Car's Interior for a Two-Tone Look
How To:
Create a Ghost Flame on Your Car Without Airbrushing or Painting
How To:
Fix Plastic Car Bumpers
News:
Can Glaze Putty Be Applied Over Primer?
How To:
Remove the seats from a classic VW Beetle Bug
How To:
Vent Your Hood for Only $3
How To:
Set up hands-free calling in a 2010 Lincoln MKZ
How To:
Spray primer sealer and base coat paint on an automobile fender
How To:
Turn a pickup truck bed into a hot tub
How To:
Save gas by de-activating a fuel injector
How To:
Adjust the headlights on a 2010 Ford Fusion
News:
Old Bumper Cars Go Street Legal
1 Comment
Hi Guys,
Surely putting the Oil cooler IN FRONT of your INTERCOOLER is going to be COUNTER PRODUCTIVE. in that, ALL the heat from the oil is going into the Cold Air that SHOULD be going through your INTERCOOLER.
That "COLD" Air is now "WARM" Air and defeats the object of having an INTERCOOLER fitted in the first place.
If anything it should be fitted AFTER the INTERCOOLER or somewhere else.
Cheers
Joe.
Share Your Thoughts