Subject	oil does more then that because it is physically
Posted by	FANTAZ on September 20, 2001 at 11:51 AM
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In Reply To	ok, i don't doubt that it has *some* effect, but my guess posted by Bernie on September 20, 2001 at 11:25 AM
Message	in contact with the moving friction creating parts where as the water only cool through heat transfer through the metal block and water jacket. water dissipates more heat but I know for a fact tha that oil has a big part in cooling too.
Follow Ups	Engine cooling questions >> - Jodecy 08:27:31 09/20/01 Don't buy those name brands>>> - Russ ZTT (Jax, Fl) 08:43:30 09/20/01 you're not going to "see" any benefits... first of all, - Bernie 09:25:44 09/20/01 You can get it to circulate full time if you get the >> - Mal1ce 09:34:51 09/20/01 that sounds pretty nifty. post the pics if you can. - Bernie 10:21:31 09/20/01 i imagine that is more because of>>> - AaronJB 10:31:56 09/20/01 It's ~43 PSI & that's actually more of the time then you>>> - Dallas DamonZ 09:38:28 09/20/01 hehe, not the granny way i drive. :) (n/m) - Bernie 10:21:57 09/20/01 LOL! OKAY Mr. Traction-Control. 8-) (n/m) - JaimeZX™ 10:52:30 09/20/01 you are wrong about oil not cooling the engine. - FANTAZ 11:20:46 09/20/01 ok, i don't doubt that it has *some* effect, but my guess - Bernie 11:25:52 09/20/01 oil does more then that because it is physically - FANTAZ 11:51:24 09/20/01 i believe you, but does Corky say how much oil cools? - Bernie 12:46:45 09/20/01 Very true...>>> - Michael(Dallas) 11:26:32 09/20/01 It depends on what you do with the car....... - RSR 14:00:12 09/20/01
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