mazmike

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i am looking for the cheapist place to get a zero sport thermostat ,why are they so dear all so seen a hks oil filter £21 the right up made it look like it was the dogs nuts ,any feed back please

drb5

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I always just cut the bobble off the original thermostat and drilled the hole out a bit bigger. If you defo wanted a Zerosports, why not arrange a group buy?

Not real gain from a different oil filter either....maybe fit a magnetic sump plug, but that's it.

Bicco

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Scoobyclinic sell zerosport stats through e-bay. Wouldn`t bother with the oil filter, OE or adl one should be fine.

happydude303

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o would bother with the zero sports thermostat they give up after sim months mine has and i dont appear to be the only one

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alex_00s

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[QUOTE=drb5;9859307]I always just cut the bobble off the original thermostat and drilled the hole out a bit bigger.[QUOTE]


Digging up an old thread here, but I find this interesting. How much bigger is a 'bit' bigger?
What size drill bit do you recommend using?

rob84

iTrader: (5)

Mishimoto Stat FTW

53

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The ZeroSports ones even from Scoobyclinic are about £80 delivered

I think the Mishi ones are the cheapest, but I don't know if when they fail they fail open like the ZS ones and the Cosworth ones

It's very crude drilling holes in your thermostat and not recommended for a normal road/track car.

rob84

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Mine still works & it has a lifetime warranty too . Cant recommend Mishimoto enough. they bent over backwards to assist me.

53

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I am sure it's great Rob. I've never had a ZS fail on me and I've had 3 Scoobs over 5 years without failure I just wasn't sure if the Mishi ones failed open in the event of failure preventing the engine boiling it's **** off The ZS ones fail in the open position in the event of failure so the worst that happens is reduced performance from a cold engine.