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AIRWOLF OIL CHILLER #613716 12/13/20 02:08 PM
Joined: Jun 2011 Posts: 19,211 Likes: 2348 RI Graeme Smith Member/15,000 posts
Graeme Smith Member/15,000 posts Joined: Jun 2011 Posts: 19,211 Likes: 2348 RI	Fits over the oil filter to promote extra cooling. Originally Posted by Manufacturer Airwolf Oil Chiller is 20 aircraft quality aluminum fins that are precisely bent to mold around the outside of any standard oil filter. These fins total a whopping 600 sq/in of cooling area to suck the heat from your oil filter, thereby cooling your engine oil. The fins are gold anodized and quickly secured to the oil filter with two hose clamps. Easy on..easy off. Everything you need is in the kit. As I don't use this kind of filter any more - for sale $70 plus shipping Attachments 20201213_071801.jpg (102.79 KB, 226 downloads) Graeme J W Smith www.graemejwsmith.com [graemejwsmith.com]

Re: AIRWOLF OIL CHILLER Graeme Smith #613755 12/14/20 12:23 AM
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Dwight Phaneuf Member D Joined: Apr 2018 Posts: 43 Likes: 4 TN	Did you happen to route a tube from the rear baffle to force air inline with the vanes? Last edited by Dwight Phaneuf; 12/14/20 12:45 AM.

Re: AIRWOLF OIL CHILLER Graeme Smith #613774 12/14/20 04:30 AM
Joined: Jun 2011 Posts: 19,211 Likes: 2348 RI Graeme Smith Member/15,000 posts
Graeme Smith Member/15,000 posts Joined: Jun 2011 Posts: 19,211 Likes: 2348 RI	Dwight - no - didn't do that. Graeme J W Smith www.graemejwsmith.com [graemejwsmith.com]

Re: AIRWOLF OIL CHILLER Graeme Smith #614771 12/29/20 08:19 PM
Joined: Jun 2011 Posts: 19,211 Likes: 2348 RI Graeme Smith Member/15,000 posts
Graeme Smith Member/15,000 posts Joined: Jun 2011 Posts: 19,211 Likes: 2348 RI	Bump Graeme J W Smith www.graemejwsmith.com [graemejwsmith.com]

Re: AIRWOLF OIL CHILLER Graeme Smith #619966 03/20/21 07:03 PM
Joined: May 2004 Posts: 1,273 Likes: 200 Portland, Oregon Eric Olson Member/1000+posts
Eric Olson Member/1000+posts Joined: May 2004 Posts: 1,273 Likes: 200 Portland, Oregon	Graeme, where was your oil filter located and did you notice it worked well? Interested. Eric Olson Portland, OR N7165F 1966 Cessna C-150F Troutdale, OR (KTTD) Hangar C1 John 14:21

Re: AIRWOLF OIL CHILLER Graeme Smith #619971 03/20/21 10:56 PM
Joined: Jun 2011 Posts: 19,211 Likes: 2348 RI Graeme Smith Member/15,000 posts
Graeme Smith Member/15,000 posts Joined: Jun 2011 Posts: 19,211 Likes: 2348 RI	F&M Adapter on the left side of engine behind baffle with the filter lying on its side. Did it make a difference? To be honest - I could not REALLY tell. But I had no real instrumentation in the form of an engine monitor that could have helped make a determination. Let's put it this way - I was down south in TX and the OAT on the ground was 104F. The engine didn't overheat. But it might not have overheated without the chiller too. Graeme J W Smith www.graemejwsmith.com [graemejwsmith.com]

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