Mishimoto Oil Cooler Kit, Black, Thermostatic, fits Mazda Miata 2019+ MMOC-MIA-19TBK
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Introducing the Mishimoto 2019 + Mazda Miata ND2 Oil Cooler Kit. We all know that these Miatas will find their way to track, so Mishimoto developed a direct-fit Miata oil cooler kit to keep oil temperatures in check. The ND2 Miata received numerous improvements during its transition from the ND1, including a nice bump in top-end power. Another addition to the ND2 was a liquid-to-liquid oil cooler/warmer. A commonplace component, this unit uses engine coolant to warm up oil during cold starts and keep it cool during aggressive driving. Unfortunately, we've found that these coolers often sacrifice cooling performance when the engine is pushed for long periods.----The Mishimoto Miata oil cooler kit remedies this by removing the liquid-to-liquid cooler and replacing it with a 19-row stacked-plate oil cooler. Application-specific brackets place the cooler directly in front of the radiator for maximum airflow while -10AN braided stainless-steel lines carry oil to the cooler via a direct-fit sandwich plate and adapter. With this kit installed, Mishimoto engineers saw consistent temperature decreases of up to 57-degees (29.5-degrees C) using our non-thermostatic sandwich plate.----This oil cooler kit is available in a sleek silver or stealth black powder-coated finish with your choice of either the Mishimoto thermostatic oil sandwich plate or the Mishimoto non-thermostatic oil sandwich plate. As with all our products, the Mishimoto 2019+ Miata ND2 Oil Cooler Kit comes with the Mishimoto Lifetime Warranty.
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