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Originally Posted by simota1 my car usually stays at like 180 to 190 with this kit on my z... thats jus grandma driving with random surges of flooring it lol...
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So to answer your question, Mini - in my area when it was 50-60's out, my temps stayed low when driving anywhere above 30-40 MPH. When in stop and go traffic, it started to steadily climb to the 180ish area due to less air flow and whatnot.
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this kit is awesome.. the only thing is the stupid instructions like wat bobo said.... 
most of the time it left me and my buddy looking at each other going wtf?!? lol hope that help mini 
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