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Oil Cooler Radiators
Oil Cooler Radiators
An oil cooler radiator, also known simply as an oil cooler, is a component used to regulate the temperature of oil in an internal combustion engine or other machinery. Types:
| Air-Cooled | In this type, the oil cooler relies on the flow of air over the heat exchanger to cool the oil. It's commonly used in motorcycles and some smaller engines. |
| Liquid-Cooled | Liquid-cooled oil coolers are connected to the engine's cooling system. They use engine coolant to cool the oil, and are more common in cars, trucks, and heavy machinery. |
Applications: Oil coolers are used in various applications, including:
| Automobiles | To cool engine oil and automatic transmission fluid. |
| Motorcycles | To regulate engine oil temperature. |
| Industrial Equipment | To maintain proper oil temperature in heavy machinery and industrial engines. |
| Racing and Performance Vehicles | To prevent oil overheating during high-performance activities. |
It is recommended to purchase kits such as OIL COOLER KITS, OIL COOLER ADAPTOR, OIL CATCH CAN, etc.
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I originally had the Banks Monster Ram intake with grid heater delete, and costed $1200. Recently I decided to give Spelab a try for their 3.5” pusher style intake with grid heater delete. Fraction of the price and performs the same. Only regret I have was my purchase of Banks.
Great product
Good product fast sipping was not that bad of a job
Nicely done ✅
Easy installation and everything fit perfectly. The kit is well-made, comes with the necessary components, and worked as expected. Shipping was fast and the quality exceeded my expectations. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a reliable EGR delete kit.
Very impressed with the quality of the cooler. Couldn’t find any instructions for the install. However, I was able to figure it out and plan to post a video for anyone else who may need help with the install.
Installed this on my 2015 6.7 Powerstroke and everything fit perfectly. Quality parts, straightforward install, and noticeable improvement in engine temps and reliability. Would definitely recommend this kit to anyone doing an EGR delete.
Installed on a 2019 Ram cab and chassis with no issues. Fitment was good, quality looks solid, and throttle response feels better. Definitely recommend this intake horn/grid heater upgrade.
Its worked perfectly so far. Make sure to buy one that is the correct size and that there is room for it. The motor is larger then I expected but made it work and ive used it everytime I drive
Perfect fit,excellent craftsmanship,great look,I would recommend this to others
I am very happy with my unpainted cast aluminum cover. I didn’t have any issues with fitment or hardware / sight glass installation. It looks great inside and out. I wish I would’ve taken a picture before reinstalling the spare tire.
2006 F250 (sterling 10.5)
Great solid parts. Install was relatively easy and the kit looks amazing. Going to buy another kit for my 24 Duramax soon.
SPELAB is a great company they have great customer service and great products I ordered their egr block off plate for my 09 dodge ram 3500 6.7 Cummins it is a high quality product it fits great and looks great I want to try their intake horn next and their 5”exhaust system I love their products
SPELAB is a great company they have great customer service and great products I ordered their egr block off plate for my 09 dodge ram 3500 6.7 Cummins it is a high quality product it fits great and looks great I want to try their intake horn next and their 5”exhaust system I love their products
Fast shipping and every works perfect
Frequently Asked Questions
A radiator cools engine coolant using airflow from the fan and driving; an oil cooler uses a separate heat exchanger to cool engine or transmission oil directly. Many SPELAB oil cooler kits are auxiliary units mounted in front of the radiator to add supplemental cooling capacity. For the 6.0L and 6.4L Powerstroke—trucks known for heat issues—an auxiliary oil cooler can drop oil temps by 10–25°F under load, making it one of the most impactful upgrades for towing.
Possibly. If your truck overheats due to a clogged, leaking, or physically damaged radiator, a direct-fit aftermarket replacement resolves it. However, overheating during towing can also stem from a failing water pump, thermostat, EGR cooler leak (common on 6.0L Powerstroke), or insufficient fan airflow. Diagnose the root cause first—if the radiator itself is fine, an upgraded radiator with more cooling rows will only help marginally.
Even without heavy towing, an auxiliary oil cooler benefits any turbo diesel driven aggressively, in hot climates, or for sustained highway speeds. High oil temperatures accelerate oil degradation and wear engine internals faster. Keeping oil 15–25°F cooler extends oil life and reduces engine wear. If your truck sits mostly at idle or does light city driving, the stock cooler is likely sufficient—but an oil temp gauge helps you make that call objectively.
Radiator replacement is straightforward for most mechanics—2–4 hours with basic tools, drain coolant first, disconnect fans and hoses, bolt in the new unit. Oil cooler kit installation is more involved: routing lines to the auxiliary cooler, tapping into the oil system, and bleeding air from the oil passages. Some kits require cutting and splicing into existing oil cooler lines. Budget 3–6 hours or plan for professional installation if you're not comfortable with line-flaring and routing work.
Yes, and this is a common high-performance combo. Stack an auxiliary engine oil cooler in front of the existing radiator-mounted transmission cooler—this sequence works because engine oil operates at higher temperatures than transmission fluid. Both can run simultaneously without interfering. For trucks doing extreme towing or performance tuning, this dual-cooler setup is one of the most reliable ways to protect both powertrains from heat damage under sustained load.
