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PERRIN Oil Cooler Kit
Subaru WRX 2015+
Features & Product Details
RallySport Direct carries a great selection of aftermarket performance products brought to you by PERRIN Performance.
Here, you are looking at the PERRIN Performance Oil Cooler. This is a great way to lower your oil cooler temps for both street or track use. Additionally, oil coolers are a great way to extend your engine life while keeping your horsepower consistent.
DETAILS:
Specifications
Brand:
PERRIN
Color:
Black
Core End Tank Material:
Aluminum
Core Rows:
13
Core Type:
Tube and Fin
Installation Hardware Included:
Yes
Oil Cooler Integrated Thermostat:
Yes
Opening Point:
185°F
WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
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Cfox84
I had a couple choices but I knew that the Perrin had put together a great combo! From the description of the stats I was hoping for some big results and it did prove ... in pulling 3rd and 4th gear around 3k and up temps used to be 210 and up in the FA20 engine Stage 2+ heavy modded... now it won’t go over 198! Absolutely satisfied! Quick note that the filter that came with it was for an EJ25 engine, not the FA20 ... it leaked no mater how tight I tried and I didn’t want to tighten too tight so I went and got the correct filter.
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
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Q: Fitment Gio M2 months ago
Will this Oil cooler Kit fit with an ETS FMIC 3”?
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Q: Fitment awd.wrx12 months ago
Will this fit with a Perrin fmic?
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A: You bet, I have not done the install personally, but we have a few customers with that exact setup :)
Rick C. @ RallySport Direct 11 months ago
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Q: Operation tmyers826 years ago
Do I understand correctly the the car would run normally until oil temperature reaches 185 degrees. The the thermostat would open to allow oil to run through the cooler? This should help extend the life of the car even in stock form right?
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A: You are correct. The oil cooler would be bypassed until the oil reaches 185 degrees and keeping the oil at the proper operating temperature does help longevity on stock and built engines.
Zach G. @ RallySport Direct 6 years ago
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