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Old 08-27-2011, 09:58 PM   #104 (permalink)
cossie1600
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Originally Posted by roy'sz View Post
yeah sure get behind the wheel, and forget that normal operating oil temp never exceeds 220 in a normal car. Don't forget you are frying the oil just going down the high way. No thanx. My dad gots a 350 that has 175000 on mobil 1 and didn't have as nearly bad of heat problems as the 370 does. The car has heat excavating problems from the factory. Read the car and driver magazine article about it. Lot of us enthusiasts would agree that a minimal 19row cooler would have been awesome as a integrated part. 19row takes off 10 deg. 25 takes probably about 25. I live here in so cal and it was 111 today in san jacinto/moreno valley. With my 34 row cooler my oil temp was 200 in city traffic and when I hit the hwy it dropped to 185. Oil will last longer, engine will last longer. So when I turn the key, I have no worry. don't know what this guy is referencing to above me.
The 350 doesn't have a oil temp gauge, how would you know what it runs. If they never installed a gauge, you wouldn't even know about it.
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