Sigs getting big with all these new mods :)
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The electric fan and water pump are wired to the blue switch,
cools really fast in the pits, went from 195 to 150 in like 5 or 6 minutes.
driving home 10 hours, the truck stayed pretty much the same temp as before, at W.O.T. it gets a bit hotter but cools right back down
cools really fast in the pits, went from 195 to 150 in like 5 or 6 minutes.
driving home 10 hours, the truck stayed pretty much the same temp as before, at W.O.T. it gets a bit hotter but cools right back down
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no times yet with the 50
i have a 6lb lower, never had an upper
the water pump seems to work quite well,
as long as the pulley doesn't fly off, lol, long story!
i have a 6lb lower, never had an upper
the water pump seems to work quite well,
as long as the pulley doesn't fly off, lol, long story!
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Beef
Looks good, I am a little surprised it get hoter on WOT with the electric water pump. Since WOT runs don't last to long I guess it is OK.
What did you do with the thermostat, I paid for one of those pumps, but haven't got it yet. I heard you should take the center section out of the thermostat??
Looks good, I am a little surprised it get hoter on WOT with the electric water pump. Since WOT runs don't last to long I guess it is OK.
What did you do with the thermostat, I paid for one of those pumps, but haven't got it yet. I heard you should take the center section out of the thermostat??
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thermostat stays in,
no need to remove centers as the system has a bypass in it already
struck by, lol
i know your kidding, this is one of the cleanest installs i've ever seen
no need to remove centers as the system has a bypass in it already
struck by, lol
i know your kidding, this is one of the cleanest installs i've ever seen
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From: Orland Park, IL just south of chicago
Originally posted by StruckBy99
PLEASE clean up that mess of wires!
By the way, you have ***** of steel to run nitrous and a 6# pulley on a stock bottom end.
Jason
PLEASE clean up that mess of wires!
By the way, you have ***** of steel to run nitrous and a 6# pulley on a stock bottom end.
Jason
looks nice beecake. you got once huge sig bro! HAHAHAHAHHAHA
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From: Dyer, IN
Originally posted by StruckBy99
PLEASE clean up that mess of wires!
By the way, you have ***** of steel to run nitrous and a 6# pulley on a stock bottom end.
Jason
PLEASE clean up that mess of wires!
By the way, you have ***** of steel to run nitrous and a 6# pulley on a stock bottom end.
Jason
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From: Dyer, IN
Originally posted by beefcake
The electric fan and water pump are wired to the blue switch,
cools really fast in the pits, went from 195 to 150 in like 5 or 6 minutes.
driving home 10 hours, the truck stayed pretty much the same temp as before, at W.O.T. it gets a bit hotter but cools right back down
The electric fan and water pump are wired to the blue switch,
cools really fast in the pits, went from 195 to 150 in like 5 or 6 minutes.
driving home 10 hours, the truck stayed pretty much the same temp as before, at W.O.T. it gets a bit hotter but cools right back down
all by yourself!!!