Who runs a t-state

Started by Boggen Joe, July 27, 2011, 09:59:46 PM

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Boggen Joe

I'm running a 160 race state. High flow pump and duel elect fans and still run hot when I'm in the 4 barols
98 blazer 388/350/208, 60 front,14ff rear, 4:88s, on 44s cut

marshall

i use a restrictor instead of a thermostat, synthetic oil takes away a lot of heat also
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D60KING

Quote from: marshall on July 27, 2011, 11:48:18 PM
i use a restrictor instead of a thermostat, synthetic oil takes away a lot of heat also
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MuddIce

have you ever heard of  "water wetter"? about 10 bucks
it suppose to help cool the temp by 30 degrees. another one is "40 below" about 21 bucks
that is suppose to cool temps by 40 degrees even in extreme conditions.
I would consider this extreme!! I havent tried it yet but i plan on giving it a go.

MudIce
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MudIce

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79 Ford Bronco

Chevy Racer

160 when the radiator was in the front but with it in the back no t-stat.

Disturban

I will say this again for the billionth time, get a regular water pump, every friggin vehicle I have seen run a high flow water pump has had over heating issues. The water does not stay in the radiator long enough to cool with high flow pumps. You should also run a restrictor or thermostat for this very same reason!

MR NASTY

A motor that isn't making power efficiently will run hotter. A couple degrees of timing one way or the other may help out. 
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old school truck dude

Quote from: Disturban on August 11, 2011, 02:00:20 PM
I will say this again for the billionth time, get a regular water pump, every friggin vehicle I have seen run a high flow water pump has had over heating issues. The water does not stay in the radiator long enough to cool with high flow pumps. You should also run a restrictor or thermostat for this very same reason!
Quote from: MR NASTY on August 11, 2011, 02:21:42 PM
A motor that isn't making power efficiently will run hotter. A couple degrees of timing one way or the other may help out. 

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