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Old 09-23-2011, 05:02 PM   #23 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by roy'sz View Post
Im lookin at 15min warmup time. I start my car at 1140 at night, change my shoes lock up my shop and when i come out my car is almost 160 depending on ambient temp. By the time I hit the highway my car is at 180 but cools down to the low 160's. So I guess I misunderstood why ae was sayin no need for a thermo. I also forgot most people don't work 3-midnight like i do. That is why im goin with the thermo but I have heard also of having to do a partial block off on the 34row.
The thermostatic plate will allow 80-90% of the oil to bypass the cooler, but if it is cool enough then even running with just a 10% flow the core and still bring the oil temp down by a good margin (low flow rate but large temperature drop due to long time in cooler). In Riverside I think you should be okay with just a thermostatic plate added to the 34. If temps are regularly getting below 50F then you will definitely need a partial block off.
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