Oil Temperature going to 240
#21
Originally Posted by insptech
Okay, so what is a good way to get the oil up over 200? Do I need thermostat type oil coolers or can I add a restrictor? Engines have crossovers and run 130-140 all day long on water temp oil usually stays below 180 and drops to 140 at slow speeds. It's rinning full synthetic and I am getting some condensation build up.
What's up buddy? I've got the Eickert thermostatically controlled oil thingies on mine...no condensation.
#22
Hey Craig-how ya doin??? Keith and I are talking about a "special" race assignment with your name on it-is Nancy cool with strippers, farm animals, and illicit substances?
Thanks for the replys, I gotta look into this setup a little further and see what I gotta go with, It has some type of HP oil filter setup on it that I am not familiar with, maybe I'll have to look into the thermo controlled cooler instead, don't want no sludgy oil
Thanks for the replys, I gotta look into this setup a little further and see what I gotta go with, It has some type of HP oil filter setup on it that I am not familiar with, maybe I'll have to look into the thermo controlled cooler instead, don't want no sludgy oil
#23
Originally Posted by insptech
Hey Craig-how ya doin??? Keith and I are talking about a "special" race assignment with your name on it-is Nancy cool with strippers, farm animals, and illicit substances?


I'm cool with anything but the farm animals!!
...and you know Nancy, she's a trooper!!
#24
Originally Posted by craig223
Pace Boat?
Anything is available for a price
But Bill P. has the high bid right now....
#25
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From: Fife washingtont
Do you have a thermostatically controlled oil system? If so maybe you have a sticky thermostat. Do you have your oil temp senders in the same spot on both motors? "Yeah, that's a good Idea." Do you think you might have some tight wrist-pins? If nothing else maybe an oil sample is necessary. Otherwise run her until she blows.





