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Another alternative: For less than BP price of $1700, one can go full Black Series cooling on this Front Main Oil Cooler, which will likely have better air flow. It will require some cutting/modification to the Black Series brackets for the oil cooler, as the BS Bumper is taller and further out than the FL bumper, possibly some modification to one of the oil lines (I was going from a 44O Cooling Kit setup to the BS spec for this Front Main Oil Cooler), and some trimming of the BS Air Baffle's edge, but it's worked great for me.
Additionally, the air flow from the bottom of the car will be greatly improved if the rectangular vent holes (circled in red below) of the Stock plastic under-body panel directly under this Front Main Oil Cooler are widened, and a ~1.5" tall strip of rubber attached along the green line in photo below: (this under-body panel pictured below is from the 44O kit, but the principles apply to the Stock panel as well)
Price for the Black Series parts circled in red below includes: 4 brackets, one oil line, BS Air Baffle, and the 4 elastomer bearings ~$800 from Tracy at OEDiscountParts.
The larger BS cooler made by Setrab is ~$660
For the MB Part Numbers for the BS parts above, cross reference this website: iauto.lt/mercedes-benz/Car/C_180_920/RADIATOR_24147&EPC_SubGroups_ID=489537
Last edited by MBNRG; Jun 19, 2018 at 06:46 PM.
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