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there may be another factor as well. How old is your oil. I found that the older the oil the faster the temp builds. If I have fresh oil my

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Old 01-15-2011, 09:07 PM   #9 (permalink)
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there may be another factor as well. How old is your oil. I found that the older the oil the faster the temp builds. If I have fresh oil my temps stay lower. I always use royal purple and and the royal purple filter but I went ahead and put a 34 row oil cooler on anyway just for planning on future mods and since then i do not break 210 even in stop and go traffic. You shouldnt have to go that big but I like it.
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