Subject	a properly functioning cooling system doesn't need
Posted by	aliaZ on October 11, 2011 at 7:40 AM
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In Reply To	Don, you may have answered this before, but... posted by ZXoltan on October 11, 2011 at 06:43 AM
Message	a higher pressure cap. The only benefit of a higher pressure cap is to prevent a boil-over if you overheat. It does nothing to keep your system cooler up until the point of boil-over. It is a band-aid for a poorly performing cooling system IMHO.
Follow Ups	Anyone have this happen to their Howe radiator? - KongZTT GT28RS MD 18:43:31 10/10/11 Could it be due to using just water? (n/m) - Z32TT-R 18:55:21 10/10/11 Electric fan? (n/m) - BoneZ (MD) 19:34:05 10/10/11 Could haved stretched it fitting too large of one on, now - Red Hawk (CO) 19:51:52 10/10/11 That happened to my mishimoto. - spdrmn15 20:12:42 10/10/11 lol, beat me to it. (n/m) - zgene4 20:15:38 10/10/11 You really are getting slower. - spdrmn15 20:30:20 10/10/11 I've seen it happen a few times to different upgraded - Russell@Z1 20:20:10 10/10/11 Not "ruined, but definitely more likely to fail later. - CoHPhasor 22:39:18 10/10/11 all the more reason to stay the hell away from high pressure - aliaZ 01:32:43 10/11/11 amen (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 01:43:20 10/11/11 Don, you may have answered this before, but... - ZXoltan 06:43:48 10/11/11 a properly functioning cooling system doesn't need - aliaZ 07:40:50 10/11/11 How is a higher pressure cap detremental - BoneZ (MD) 21:52:45 10/11/11 higher system pressures result - aliaZ 04:46:01 10/12/11 Good enough for me. (n/m) - BoneZ (MD) 10:36:10 10/12/11 Re: Anyone have this happen to their Howe radiator? - CmyZ 08:49:11 10/11/11
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