At what point do you stop because of high temperatures?

Originally Posted by JARblue A better radiator and fans would be a nice solution. Too bad there isn't one. Except maybe Ron Davis? Which is $$$ Or, you can suck

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At what point do you stop because of high temperatures?

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07-15-2020, 10:10 AM

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Originally Posted by JARblue

A better radiator and fans would be a nice solution. Too bad there isn't one. Except maybe Ron Davis? Which is $$$

Or, you can suck it up and get a CSF that will last 2 yrs or so. LOL It's just a cost added into a turbo cars maintenance. Daily driving a modified car is not cheap.

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