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Hi Guys

Has anyone purchased/used/using this item from Japanese manufacturer HPI?

http://www.nengun.com/hpi/oil-cooler

Part number is HPOC-BNR32

Looks like good value for money...Any feedback appreciated

Cheers

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Haha forgot to mention the main purpose of my post was to try and determine what's actually included in the 'kit'....

Oil cooler only or complete setup i.e. cooler, lines, air guide, brackets, sandwhich plate etc

Cheers

  • 3 months later...

Haha forgot to mention the main purpose of my post was to try and determine what's actually included in the 'kit'....

Oil cooler only or complete setup i.e. cooler, lines, air guide, brackets, sandwhich plate etc

Cheers

Did you end up finding out what was in the kit?? The link above does not seem to work, and I haven't found out what is included in the kit.

Hey mate

Still haven't sorted an oil cooler kit at this stage....Will most likely just run the HKS kit that comes with everything needed.

I did find out that HPI do an oil cooler only as well as the kit. Couldn't find out what was actually included in it but did find out price was about the the same as HKS etc

How does everyone deal with oil changes with these oil coolers on there?

Just shorten the interval and deal with the fact you cant drain whats in the cooler or is there a better way?

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