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Old 07-28-2021, 09:04 AM   #11 (permalink)
Rusty
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Originally Posted by 2011 Nismo#91 View Post
1. 0-132°F
2. 132-138°F
3. 138-143°F
4. 143-149°F
5. 149-152°F
6. 152-158°F
7. 158-222°F
8. 222-228°F

Airflow through the Z's engine bay is pretty crappy. If you already have track spec vents an additional two holes on top of the existing opening will allow a lot more additional air in onto the radiator. I never did it personally but it helped with other boosted 370s.

After my turbo install I hit 240 before popping the cap release. But I don't think the CFS radiator is any better then OEM, it might even be worse because it's prone to leaking.
7 Dots is around 175F to 185F on my SpeedHut water temp gauge. I have the sensor in the upper radiator hose.
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