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06-18-2021, 09:02 AM
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What temperature Is your GTO running??
I have 1966 GTO Tri-power, 4-speed. It runs around 190-200 degrees. Yesterday I was Driving it to my favorite Cruising place. It is about 40 minutes away hitting regular stop lights. The temperature outside was around 85 degrees at 5:30pm.
The engine temperature was around 200-205 with all the stop lights. Taking to a guy at the show who was an old engine builder said that was to hot for the engine. I have a stock radiator and fan. Use regular coolant with a bottle of wetter water. (or something similar) Questions: Is this too hot? If it is, what can I do to reduce the temperature? What temp does your GTO run on the road? Thanks, FB66 |
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