392 Swap - High Oil Temps - What Would You Do?

[HEMIMANN]

Worm clamps are for garden hoses.

For temp cycling critical fluids, prevailing torque clamps are required.

Oil, air, coolant, fuels

 

[1SLwLS1]

Better than worm clamps, but I will stick with AN fittings

 

[crazykid1994]

Yup. AN fittings all the way. More money but 100% leak free seal when installed properly.

 

[danielmid]

I have (2) different derale sandwich adapters but was going to move to a remote mount setup at the bare minimum, which almost all use the 3/4-16 threads. I am looking into the hellcat oil pump and if I can simplify the dual filter setup sketched below - that is a lot of leak paths and $$$ fittings. I don't use worm clamps anymore after (2) failed and cost me around $200 worth of Redline oil. At a bare minimum I would use the single remote filter with integrated thermostat.

Single filter remote with thermostat gets my vote.

 

[Wild one]

I have (2) different derale sandwich adapters but was going to move to a remote mount setup at the bare minimum, which almost all use the 3/4-16 threads. I am looking into the hellcat oil pump and if I can simplify the dual filter setup sketched below - that is a lot of leak paths and $$$ fittings. I don't use worm clamps anymore after (2) failed and cost me around $200 worth of Redline oil. At a bare minimum I would use the single remote filter with integrated thermostat.

I did see this earlier,and i thought you had a good idea with the way you have it routed.With the Hellcat pump,you'll have lots of volumn to maintain pressure through this set-up.A/N hoses are the way to go,do you have the jaw vices for building them,as they make the job a whole lot nicer,with less blood leakage. This is the way i set up my braided hoses for cutting,use a thin zip disc to cut between the tie wraps

 

[1SLwLS1]

I did see this earlier,and i thought you had a good idea with the way you have it routed.With the Hellcat pump,you'll have lots of volumn to maintain pressure through this set-up.A/N hoses are the way to go,do you have the jaw vices for building them,as they make the job a whole lot nicer,with less blood leakage. This is the way i set up my braided hoses for cutting,use a thin zip disc to cut between the tie wraps

I do, but everything’s in storage while we’re building. I bought some pre-made hoses for the sandwich adapter but it was only two hoses, I’m not paying labor for all those connections, plus I don’t want to have to pre-measure and be stuck with those lengths so I’ll either get the stuff out of storage or wait until the house is done, maybe summer finally.

 

[Brandon-w]

What sandwich adapter are you running or are you running remote mount filter? I don't have the 6.4 heat exchanger, I have a derale 34 row 59K BTU heat exchanger. I also don't have any of the grill shutters or anything - I think those came in 2015?

What are a few examples of oil pressure, temperature at X ambient temps?



I log everything through VCM scanner (HP Tuners). All of the temperatures make sense at various points, oil temp around ambient when cold, etc. I don't believe I have a sensor issue, just a heat issue and everything is working as designed, I just want to remove heat without sacrificing idle oil pressure.

This is the adapter I'm running https://www.improvedracing.com/oil-filter-sandwich-plate-with-thermostat-for-oil-coolers-10an.html

My temps never see 109°c even on hot days. My oil pressure sits around 50psi on average. Unless I'm on it then I can see 70+ psi

 

[1SLwLS1]

This is the adapter I'm running https://www.improvedracing.com/oil-filter-sandwich-plate-with-thermostat-for-oil-coolers-10an.html

My temps never see 109°c even on hot days. My oil pressure sits around 50psi on average. Unless I'm on it then I can see 70+ psi

I was looking at that one earlier, just wasn’t sure it would fit the big filter as the one I have is 1.75 thick and did NOT fit the bigger filter but this is 0.375 thinner.

 

[Brandon-w]

I was looking at that one earlier, just wasn’t sure it would fit the big filter as the one I have is 1.75 thick and did NOT fit the bigger filter but this is 0.375 thinner.

I have no clearance issues At all with the big filter. Definately worth it in my opinion.

 

[Brandon-w]

I did see this earlier,and i thought you had a good idea with the way you have it routed.With the Hellcat pump,you'll have lots of volumn to maintain pressure through this set-up.A/N hoses are the way to go,do you have the jaw vices for building them,as they make the job a whole lot nicer,with less blood leakage. This is the way i set up my braided hoses for cutting,use a thin zip disc to cut between the tie wraps

That's smart to ziptie both ends. I just usually wrap the **** ouda it with electrical tape.
Ps. How's free speech prison? Pretty sad eh!