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crossover and th housing setup
I want to know if i can run with crossover and thermostat without bypass if i drill a hole in the thermostat?
I want to run the egine at 150F in a 65-70F water temp. Is that this hole will drop too much my engine temp? Any help will be appreciated. |
Aren't you installing a supercharger? Any reason why you want to run the engine at 150* and run a thermostat?
You cannot run a thermostat without a bypass. When the thermostat is closed, how is your exhaust gonna get water? Drilling a hole isnt enough. Not too mention the water PSI issues you'd be having. |
Originally Posted by MILD THUNDER
(Post 3683095)
Aren't you installing a supercharger? Any reason why you want to run the engine at 150* and run a thermostat?
You cannot run a thermostat without a bypass. When the thermostat is closed, how is your exhaust gonna get water? Drilling a hole isnt enough. Not too mention the water PSI issues you'd be having. For the water temp i dont want to run it to low and making condensation. Do you run without th and still have a good water temp? |
I've never ran water stats. Just oil stats. Water temps around 100-110* on my stuff. Cold water temps helps ward off detonation.
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Originally Posted by MILD THUNDER
(Post 3683137)
I've never ran water stats. Just oil stats. Water temps around 100-110* on my stuff. Cold water temps helps ward off detonation.
What is your temp at idle? I will probably try to run without stats this summer, Do you put water restrictor to help to control temp? I know that he have several people run her engine like that, but does the engine need more piston to cylinder wall clearance due to less expansion of the cylinder block? |
I would be most concerned about water pressure. I had to put pressure relief valves, and water dumps on both engines. I was seeing pressure around 40-50.
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