Oil Cooler Temperature difference.

JoeRivers · 03-18-2019, 02:28 AM

I installed an oil cooler on my Boom VIP. Its the kind that has the head plate. I mounted it to the bottom head bolts hanging slightly below the engine. Yesterday I measured the temperatures on the engine after 7 miles of city traffic with an ambient temperature of 78F, hitting a max of about 53 on the speedo. I put it in neutral and on while taking the measurements. The right side of the crankcase varied between 205-235F on the top and bottom respectively. The inlet of the oil cooler at the banjo fitting was 197 and the outlet was right around 173F. About a 23F difference.

Anyone got other experiences with this?

wlfpck · 03-18-2019, 04:22 PM

I have not installed mine yet... however... i purchased mine due to the benefits that the pit bike forums were reporting. You may want to check on pit bike forums and see what temperature drops people are getting.

03-18-2019, 02:28 AM	#1
JoeRivers Join Date: Sep 2018 Posts: 24	Oil Cooler Temperature difference. I installed an oil cooler on my Boom VIP. Its the kind that has the head plate. I mounted it to the bottom head bolts hanging slightly below the engine. Yesterday I measured the temperatures on the engine after 7 miles of city traffic with an ambient temperature of 78F, hitting a max of about 53 on the speedo. I put it in neutral and on while taking the measurements. The right side of the crankcase varied between 205-235F on the top and bottom respectively. The inlet of the oil cooler at the banjo fitting was 197 and the outlet was right around 173F. About a 23F difference. Anyone got other experiences with this?
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03-18-2019, 04:22 PM	#2
wlfpck Join Date: Mar 2018 Posts: 249	I have not installed mine yet... however... i purchased mine due to the benefits that the pit bike forums were reporting. You may want to check on pit bike forums and see what temperature drops people are getting. __________________ 2020 Honda Grom 2017 Icebear Fuerza (Daix PMZ125-1) - Sold
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