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Originally Posted by phunk To what extent would it climb, and did it ever get out of control and not come back down easily? In traffic it would'nt be to
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In traffic it would'nt be to bad maybe a notch or two over the middle using the factory gauge. Now while out having some fun with some other cars it has gotten to the point of almost over heating. Since I have changed to the CSF radiator I have not had any of these issues, this is something I should have done from the get go with a built engine.
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