Transmission Oil Cooler Suitable for BMW G87 M2, G80 G81 M3, G82 G83 M4 S58

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Turbokompresoriniuose BMW varikliuose įrengta patikima aušinimo sistema, kuri, esant gamyklinei galiai, puikiai atlaiko kelis važiavimo trasoje ratus. Tačiau padidinus galią modifikacijomis, aušinimo sistemos ribos greitai pasiekiamos.

Viena dažnai nepastebimų silpnųjų vietų – automatinės pavarų dėžės aušinimas. Nuo 2019 m. BMW modeliuose naudojamas išorinis vandens ir oro šilumokaitis transmisijai aušinti, tačiau modifikuotuose automobiliuose išsiskiriantis karštis gali viršyti originalaus aušintuvo pajėgumą. DO88 įrenginyje pertvarkyta šerdis, todėl jos tūris padidėjo 71 %, o aušinimo paviršiaus plotas – 50 %.

Pagrindinės specifikacijos:

  • +42 % alyvos tūrio
  • +71 % šerdies tūrio
  • +50 % aktyvaus aušinimo paviršiaus ploto
  • Montuojamas be papildomų pakeitimų, naudojant greito jungimo jungtis

Pakuotėje: 1 transmisijos alyvos aušintuvas, 1 montavimo instrukcija.

Suderinamumas su automobiliais:

  • BMW M2 G87
  • BMW M3 G80 / G81
  • BMW M4 G82 / G83

Pakeičia originalios įrangos detalės numerį: 17118095284

Numatomas pristatymas į ES: 7-14 darbo dienų.

  • Pardavėjas DO88 Performance
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Protect the Gearbox From Heat

A fast M car puts huge loads through its transmission, and those loads generate heat that wears the gearbox out. A dedicated BMW transmission oil cooler adds cooling capacity to the transmission circuit, holding the fluid temperatures in a safe range so the box shifts cleanly and lasts. On a car driven hard, or tracked, it is one of the smartest pieces of protection you can add, because transmission heat is a quiet, cumulative kind of damage that a standard setup does little to guard against. Unlike a part you fit for power, this one works by keeping a problem from ever arising, which is exactly why it is easy to overlook until a hot gearbox reminds you it was needed.

Why the Gearbox Feels Heat

Transmission fluid does far more than lubricate; it carries the loads and the heat generated inside the box. Let it get too hot, and it starts to break down, shifts soften, and the car may derate to protect itself. A transmission oil cooler BMW owners trust tackles the root cause by adding capacity to shed that heat, so the fluid stays within its designed range even when you are pressing on hard for a sustained stretch. Keeping the fluid healthy also protects it from degrading prematurely, which in turn preserves the clutches and internals that rely on it, so the benefit reaches well beyond a single hard drive.

What the Cooler Adds

The benefits of a well-designed BMW M4 oil cooler for the transmission are easy to feel where it matters:

  • More capacity to shed the heat hard driving generates
  • Lower, more stable transmission fluid temperatures
  • Consistent, crisp shifts instead of softening under load
  • Protection against the derate that spoils a hard session

Hardest Under Sustained Use

The difference shows most where these cars are worked longest. Lap after lap, or during a long, committed drive, transmission temperatures climb faster than the standard system can manage, and that is exactly when a derate spoils the fun. Fitting a BMW M2 oil cooler for the gearbox keeps temperatures in check through that sort of sustained hard use, so the car keeps performing instead of quietly backing off to save itself.

Fits the S58 M Cars

Because these cars share the platform and transmission, one design serves the range, from the G87 M2 through the G80 and G81 M3 to the G82 and G83 M4. What some list as a BMW cooler oil transmission unit is a direct fit here, connecting to the existing transmission circuit without cutting or fabrication. Confirm your exact model and year before ordering, and it will bolt in cleanly, ready to keep the gearbox cool from the first hard drive onward. It pairs naturally with the rest of a cooling package on a tracked car, but even on its own, it meaningfully raises how long the transmission can take the heat before the car starts to protect itself.