Post you tips for a cooler engine.
09-22-2007, 11:40 AM
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Post you tips for a cooler engine.
Ok, ok. Lets all post things that we have done to remove heat from the engine, since they loose so much power when heatsoaked.
I read a post last night where someone said remove the gasket on the back of the hood. I did this ten minutes ago, and can see how it will definitely remove heat.
Here are some pics.
It is attached to the top of the hood with small push pins, just pull the gasket off.
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I read a post last night where someone said remove the gasket on the back of the hood. I did this ten minutes ago, and can see how it will definitely remove heat.
Here are some pics.
It is attached to the top of the hood with small push pins, just pull the gasket off.
[IMG]local://upfiles/60754/1EE05FD1151E4662BC4C813818199C3D.jpg[/IMG]
09-22-2007, 05:16 PM
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RE: Post you tips for a cooler engine.
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Ok, ok. Lets all post things that we have done to remove heat from the engine, since they loose so much power when heatsoaked.
I read a post last night where someone said remove the gasket on the back of the hood. I did this ten minutes ago, and can see how it will definitely remove heat.
Here are some pics.
It is attached to the top of the hood with small push pins, just pull the gasket off.
[IMG]local://upfiles/60754/1EE05FD1151E4662BC4C813818199C3D.jpg[/IMG]
Ok, ok. Lets all post things that we have done to remove heat from the engine, since they loose so much power when heatsoaked.
I read a post last night where someone said remove the gasket on the back of the hood. I did this ten minutes ago, and can see how it will definitely remove heat.
Here are some pics.
It is attached to the top of the hood with small push pins, just pull the gasket off.
[IMG]local://upfiles/60754/1EE05FD1151E4662BC4C813818199C3D.jpg[/IMG]
air into the cabin intake filter. Just a thought as to why it is there besides
water and rain.
09-22-2007, 07:43 PM
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RE: Post you tips for a cooler engine.
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New hood.
I would also like to find some phenolic spacers.
New hood.
I would also like to find some phenolic spacers.
Maybe to tune intake runner length and replace the CMCV's?
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