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over heating issue (40th 370z GTM TT KIT)

yes, the car shuts down the a/c if the coolant temps reaches a certain threshold , its a safety feature to try and save the engine from overheating. i would

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Old 05-14-2011, 05:09 PM   #11 (permalink)
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yes, the car shuts down the a/c if the coolant temps reaches a certain threshold , its a safety feature to try and save the engine from overheating. i would think about getting the stillen front bumper move both oil coolers to the opening on each side. Get 2 little fans mount them on the inside of the oil cooler, have them wire it up so when the cooling fan engages it will activate the fans. I dont think you need an upgraded radiator as the factory is fine. also get an oil pan spacer to allow you to hold 1 more quart of oil. finally, only run straight distilled water, as this transfers heat the most efficiently.
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