Evap cores are not designed to run at 200 degrees F +. Please don't
use them for anything. Particularly 100 psi oil coolers.

Play it safe and use stuff that is designed for the job when ever
possible.

Paul Lamar

Ed Klepeis wrote:

Dear Paul
      I second your message about not using Evap cores for oil coolers. If
you see the inside of a mazda oil cooler and how it is built you would
understand. It is built stout with thick header mat.and tubes that can take
the pressure.Plus it has turbulaters to make the oil bounce around inside
the tube for better cooling.Bottom line don't use them [evap cores] for your own  peace
of  mine.
                                                           Regards
                                                                 Ed
                                                     techwelding@comcast.net

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