Considering new radiator.
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Aight! I have school today, so I'll catch up with you later.LinuxRacr said:
nolanspawn
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I bought the AWR Radiator for my Probe....Tony has made one for the Probe/Mx6/626. I like it alot. Although I need to find a higher PSI radiator cap for it.....Patrick will you hit me up on AIM next time you are online?LinuxRacr said:
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p5sundevil
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has anyone tried a sprayer? you can make a simple one for like 3 bux in parts from home depot or an intricate one for like 10-15bux. there was an article about it in SCC a while back. I dont remember but I also saw some tests somewhere and it drops surface and overall temps of the rad pretty well.
anyhoo, just a thought, i was considering a new radiator also when I lived in AZ, now here in washington, not so worried.
anyhoo, just a thought, i was considering a new radiator also when I lived in AZ, now here in washington, not so worried.
I went out and took a look at the stock radiator today while washing the ride. I noticed that while the top and bottom endtanks give the appearence of thickness, looking at the accual core tells you otherwise. The core is thin at least 1/3 thinner than the endtanks! Looking at the AWR Radiator, the core looks to be as thick as the endtanks which translates to BETTER! Sign me up!
Chris, could you take a side profile picture of your AWR Radiator so that we can see the thickness of the core in relation to the endtanks?
Chris, could you take a side profile picture of your AWR Radiator so that we can see the thickness of the core in relation to the endtanks?
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Yeah, I think this is possible. Especially where you live. If I were you I would just go with the radiator. I don't think your summers are hot enough like the ones down SOUF! (Yes, I said SOUF!)StuttersC said:
Here is a thread that may help: http://www.msprotege.com/forum/showthread.php?t=12753&highlight=Thermostat
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LinuxRacr said:
I'll get you some tomorrow night...(mj)
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Yeah, but at the same time, we get over 100 in the summers...LinuxRacr said:
Yes, year round we can have that large of a temp difference between summer and winter.
On the average though, the weather is usually pretty nice.
I'll got with the radiator and oil cooler up front, and get more if needed.
Now I just need to get my gauge! Anyone have a goo didea of where to mount the senders to get an accurate idea of temps?
nolanspawn
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Here is my new AWR radiatorLinuxRacr said:
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There is not one for oil temp...paulmp3 said:
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That's what I was thinking...LinuxRacr said:
Where is that sport in relation to oil through the motor? Before or after oil cooler?
Any ideas for coolant temp?
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nolanspawn said:Here is my new AWR radiator
That looks like the competition one, not the high performance model. On second thought, that's not even for the Protege...
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I thought he could see the water temp, not oil temp.paulmp3 said:how does the ECU know the temp thenIf Linux can see temps with his PDA software?
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