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Oil Cooler Size On RV-10...?

 
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PostPosted: Wed Aug 19, 2009 7:11 pm    Post subject: Oil Cooler Size On RV-10...? Reply with quote

Hey, what size oil cooler to the RV-10's use? Is it the same on on the -7's and -8's? "Oil Cooler II". Or, do they use a larger one?

I've got a SW10610R for my IO-390 on the RV-8 which is a monster sized cooler. The stock "FF-709" mounting bracket is way too small. Does Van's have a larger one available? What's used on the RV-10?

I guess that I could make one, but I'd rather Van's CNC punch did, if you know what I mean...?

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PostPosted: Tue Aug 25, 2009 8:52 am    Post subject: Oil Cooler Size On RV-10...? Reply with quote

When I built my RV8, I attempted to use the SW cooler recommended by vans,
however it was inadequate. Upon advice of Monty Barrette, and Dave Anders
(still the fastest RV) I obtained a Niagara/Harrison 10 cooler and mounted
it on the rear baffle behind cyl 4 and tilted it down approximately 35
degrees (tilt as much as possible without contacting engine mount) (it will
be necessary to remove some metal from the flange on the cooler to prevent
contact with engine mount tube). This set up has proven to be excellent
providing good cooling in all temperatures up to 95 degrees outside air
including the Air Venture races when I run at 100 percent of power at low
altitude for over 2 hours (2700 rpm, 27-29 inch manifold pressure) average
indicated airspeeds are 220-235mph depending on OAT.
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PostPosted: Tue Aug 25, 2009 9:04 am    Post subject: Oil Cooler Size On RV-10...? Reply with quote

Thanks for the feedback Richard. Do you have some pictures of your installation you could post to the Lists?

BTW, your computer clock is 5 days behind.

Matt Dralle
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At 08:33 AM 8/20/2009 Thursday, you wrote:
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When I built my RV8, I attempted to use the SW cooler recommended by vans, however it was inadequate. Upon advice of Monty Barrette, and Dave Anders (still the fastest RV) I obtained a Niagara/Harrison 10 cooler and mounted it on the rear baffle behind cyl 4 and tilted it down approximately 35 degrees (tilt as much as possible without contacting engine mount) (it will be necessary to remove some metal from the flange on the cooler to prevent contact with engine mount tube). This set up has proven to be excellent providing good cooling in all temperatures up to 95 degrees outside air including the Air Venture races when I run at 100 percent of power at low altitude for over 2 hours (2700 rpm, 27-29 inch manifold pressure) average indicated airspeeds are 220-235mph depending on OAT.
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