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Lightly hit the radiator fins with compressed air and purchase fans that move more cfm would be a good guess at you running cooler. Also, humidity plays a big factor
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Lightly hit the radiator fins with compressed air and purchase fans that move more cfm would be a good guess at you running cooler. Also, humidity plays a big factor on your engine temps. I occasionally race at the drag strip and I have to shut my Z down after about 3 passes even in 70 degree night weather here in Texas. Good luck if you find the perfect formula and let us southern high heat brothers know too!
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