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Originally Posted by FricFrac
Sorry but if you are going troll at least make correct statements..... hard track driving - yes it will overheat. Spiritied driving - no. Oh and don't forget to mention that this is a protection factor that Chevy, etc doesn't build into their vehicles to prevent them from causing damage from overheating or the fact that for $400 or less you can install an oil cooler and drive it hard all day on the race track......
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"Sorry" right back at ya, slick. If you're gonna accuse somebody of being a troll, get your facts straight before you do it.
Most any idiot could see the sarcasm behind the statement, so back off.
I've seen the posts on this forum from people who have taken their cars out on "spirited drives" and have seen the oil temperatures tickle 250-260 degrees. Don't feed me bs and tell me it's chocolate ice-cream.
BTW, Chevy didn't need to build in a "fail-safe factor." Their car doesn't have overheating issues.
Have a nice day.