My final oil temp numbers are in!!!
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My final oil temp numbers are in!!!
After several weeks of testing I have managed to get my oil temp to consistantly stay somewhere north of 4500 Kelvin at WOT. I have a oil cooler, but I am afraid it may be working too well as we could not get to the magical number of 5000 Kelvin. Can anyone tell from these pics what my problem might be?
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373.15* Kelvin= 100* Celsius= 212* Farenheit
I'm thinking he had some high oil temps and is being a little sarcastic in the initial post.
373.15* Kelvin= 100* Celsius= 212* Farenheit
I'm thinking he had some high oil temps and is being a little sarcastic in the initial post.
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When you are attempting a world record of any type - be it a kilo run, vee bottom speed record, or highest recorded oil temp in a marine motor, you have to be creative in your engineering!
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It would be funny if it were not true! The thought process it took to put that conglomeration of fittings together to get the size down from 1" to 1/4" was true feat of "(insert racial epitaph here) Engineering".
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