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Originally Posted by Pharmacist You must have been really driving like a grandma to avoid limp mode Oil temp builds up really quickly in this car. All it takes is
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Well I'm suppose to be @ the track this weekend with buddies again, I'll see if I hit limp mode quick this time. Wondering if I should put in a bigger oil pan along with the oil cooler to have a little bit more oil running.
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Oil temp builds up really quickly in this car. All it takes is 2 or 3 laps at a serious pace for the temp to reach critical levels and limp mode activates. Cooler air doesnt help much because the engine bay is quite airtight so not much airflow goes in. Also the oil is up there inside the engine block completely isolated from airflow anyway.
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