Chin spoiler and center fog grill installed
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Chin spoiler and center fog grill installed
Just put in my new G.O. CDC chin spoiler and S/S center fog light grill. Both seem to be quality parts and I am happy with the looks.
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I have the Series VI on my ride with that grill and my average coolant temp runs about 185 - and my intake temp has NEVER gotten above 180ish on a day I drive for three hours straight, stop and go. The average intake temp runs about 140-150 ish
don't sweat it
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Yeah but was that during the winter? Wait till summer rolls around. I have an electric remote mounted thermometer installed u can get them at lowes for under $10 bucks. During the winter my underhood temps never got above 120 mind you I have a Turbo under the hood which typically make a lot more heat. And I also have a shaker hood which helps to bring in some cold air and also the aggressive chin spoiler opens up the bottom quite a bit to let additional air flow in. The other day it was 81 here in ATL pretty warm for this time of year and I noticed my underhood temps climed to over 160. It wasnt even that hot out. Dont think it will be a big deal for you buy you might want to keep an eye.
Ummm not really....
I have the Series VI on my ride with that grill and my average coolant temp runs about 185 - and my intake temp has NEVER gotten above 180ish on a day I drive for three hours straight, stop and go. The average intake temp runs about 140-150 ish
don't sweat it
I have the Series VI on my ride with that grill and my average coolant temp runs about 185 - and my intake temp has NEVER gotten above 180ish on a day I drive for three hours straight, stop and go. The average intake temp runs about 140-150 ish
don't sweat it
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Well I am in South Florida - there really is no such thing as "winter"...
This was in august of last year till now - including a trip to Birmingham for the MCA meet
Note: The Saleen air temp gauge measures the temp of the air right before it goes into the intake runners to give you the best idea what kind fo air the engine is getting
ALSO remember that these S197s run hot anyway - bone stock. That's well documented.
This was in august of last year till now - including a trip to Birmingham for the MCA meet
Note: The Saleen air temp gauge measures the temp of the air right before it goes into the intake runners to give you the best idea what kind fo air the engine is getting
ALSO remember that these S197s run hot anyway - bone stock. That's well documented.
Yeah but was that during the winter? Wait till summer rolls around. I have an electric remote mounted thermometer installed u can get them at lowes for under $10 bucks. During the winter my underhood temps never got above 120 mind you I have a Turbo under the hood which typically make a lot more heat. And I also have a shaker hood which helps to bring in some cold air and also the aggressive chin spoiler opens up the bottom quite a bit to let additional air flow in. The other day it was 81 here in ATL pretty warm for this time of year and I noticed my underhood temps climed to over 160. It wasnt even that hot out. Dont think it will be a big deal for you buy you might want to keep an eye.
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Where did you get the center grill? Thats looks real sharp. I just pickedup one by 3D Carbon. Very nice piece. I like the fact that they cut extra holes in the grill so more air can flow through as compared to the stock grill. Should help out for those of us looking for extra air flow.
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Where did you get the center grill? Thats looks real sharp. I just pickedup one by 3D Carbon. Very nice piece. I like the fact that they cut extra holes in the grill so more air can flow through as compared to the stock grill. Should help out for those of us looking for extra air flow.
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