Oil Cooler size and mounting for 1776

[dubselector]

While I am waiting for my 1776 lump to be built I've been scratching my head looking at oil cooler set ups. I would love a fan assisted 72 row cooler but as I have belly pans fitted there is no obvious place to mount it. I will be running twin 34 ICTs and a dual quiet pack so nothing too massive in power output, so would a 24 or 48 row mounted under the leisure battery tray be enough ?
Any pics or thoughts would be welcome, cheers

 

[six]

Do you really need one? Propper install of tin etc the stock one does well. Get your motor in and see. My 2027cc runs just fine without. And driven hard fully loaded in Spain and s. France it rarely hits high temp. Poke trikky2 he lives in the sun with a stock cooler.

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[easy]

As six says, there is no need to fit a different one than stock, another thing to go wrong and worry about etc etc :mrgreen:

 

[rlepecha]

If you still want a cooler, contact Mocal direct and they should be able to point you in the right direction for one of their smaller, say 13 row, coolers.

 

[dubselector]

Thanks guys, I will run without one and see what happens. Any recommendations for a remote filter and where to mount it ?
Cheers,

 

[six]

I got mine mounted under ns battery tray. it's mounted forward and doesn't sit in direct sight of the tyre if I use a golf size filter but I run a diesel filter. It's bigger, a lucky stone could take it out but 12000 miles and all is well

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[Trikky2]

I got mine mounted under ns battery tray. it's mounted forward and doesn't sit in direct sight of the tyre if I use a golf size filter but I run a diesel filter. It's bigger, a lucky stone could take it out but 12000 miles and all is well

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If your worried about stones then fit mudflaps

 

[dubselector]

Thanks guys, Think I will go for the Fram filter etc from Heritage and make use of the discount code again :lol:

 

[six]

I got mine mounted under ns battery tray. it's mounted forward and doesn't sit in direct sight of the tyre if I use a golf size filter but I run a diesel filter. It's bigger, a lucky stone could take it out but 12000 miles and all is well

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If your worried about stones then fit mudflaps

mmm flaps!

big rally style jobs will do it. id feel like an over protective parent!

 

[Trikky2]

mmm flaps!

big rally style jobs will do it. id feel like an over protective parent!

:lol: :lol:

 

[rlepecha]

I fitted mine between the rear torsion tube and the last chassis rail. Didn't like the idea of it being behind the rear wheel even with mud flaps fitted.
Hoses are a bit longer but requires shorter hoses to a cooler if I fit one.