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firestartr420
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PostSubject: Engine Heat...   7th July 2010, 4:55 pm

so, with it being so hot outside, and reading a few posts on the forums about our cars being subject to a lot of heat, I was wondering what, if anything anyone has done about extracting the heat from the engines better? I know a lot have done the 180 jet t-stat, and the predator tune on the fans, but how much does that really help? Has anyone done anything else for heat extraction? Im just curious here since i know a lot of people are into performance mods and things, and since heat can be an issue, what people have done about it.
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Shawn1112
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PostSubject: Re: Engine Heat...   7th July 2010, 7:30 pm

I dont think there is much you can do. I know on my car when its heat soaked it becomes a dog!

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Illinois Chaos
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PostSubject: Re: Engine Heat...   7th July 2010, 8:04 pm

As long as it never goes over 200* it's ok. After it hits 200 you lose a degree of timing. You could coat your intake inside and out. It's expensive, though.
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chargerchick
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PostSubject: Re: Engine Heat...   7th July 2010, 8:07 pm

If you find anything...please let me know! Very Happy
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inkedup
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PostSubject: Re: Engine Heat...   7th July 2010, 8:17 pm

my ride runs 220 after beat'in her ,i was told its foine....
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Illinois Chaos
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PostSubject: Re: Engine Heat...   7th July 2010, 8:41 pm

inkedup wrote:
my ride runs 220 after beat'in her ,i was told its foine....


That's normal for the stock 208 thermostat. It won't hurt it. Hemis like heat.
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irishrt5.7
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Location: Crystal Lake
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PostSubject: Re: Engine Heat...   8th July 2010, 8:01 am

Dont know if you want to or not but if you drop your lower engine cover under the car by removing the 4 bolts... it will drop your temps real quick but then you have to worry about all the crap that will come up from the road...
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HiPwr
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PostSubject: Re: Engine Heat...   8th July 2010, 8:20 am

With the 180 t'stat and the fans adjusted, mine seldom goes over 200. The trade-off is that the fans run practically all the time in city driving on hot days.

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