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Originally Posted by chops im going to go against the grain and say yes you should. ive been hitting 220 degrees in warmer weather lately, and once i hit that
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 For a street car if you are < 230 in the hot you are fine. Folks who track there cars have different thermal requirements and its a good investment. 100 deg, AC on, and my 2010 never goes above 225. I see temps creep up 5deg during stop and go while the HW seems to be steady at 220 in the very warm. < 80 deg and normal temps are 210-215F. I run 5/30 Pennzoil Ultra, FWIW. - b |
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