Subject	Proably not if the stock heat shields are in place
Posted by	spicyZ on May 02, 2008 at 9:38 AM
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In Reply To	Worth Heat Wrapping OEM Downpipes? posted by z-spott[HI] on May 02, 2008 at 02:31 AM
Message	You need to focus on why it's overheating and FIX that problem - not try to compensate for it by doing something else. -jb -=-=-=-=-= your brillant (n/m) - Zski (Generation Z) 17:36:48 06/17/04 I finshed up the girl scouts last night...mmmm! - Spee 06:19 PM 07/02/04 I think we can all agree on the fact that i can never be 'cool' - genic 11:12 PM 12/13/04 THE RADIATOR DOES NOT USE AIR FLOW TO COOL TEMPS!! - THEDUCK 10:07:40 03/30/08
Follow Ups	Worth Heat Wrapping OEM Downpipes? - z-spott[HI] 02:31:54 05/02/08 I would repair the problem instead. If your temps are - ThunderZ 06:29:20 05/02/08 Proably not if the stock heat shields are in place - spicyZ 09:38:09 05/02/08 I suggest flushing the engine coolant lines and radiator - Waggz 15:48:45 05/02/08 running electric fan, but this is only when AC is on it gets - z-spott[HI] 19:45:04 05/02/08 do you have a shroud for that fan? (n/m) - Waggz 22:09:32 05/02/08 it has a shroud around it if thats what your mean. (n/m) - z-spott[HI] 18:37:12 05/03/08 4000cfm ashtech electric fan did not cut it for me in - SpecNATT (Houston) 16:58:33 05/03/08 crap lol. yea i guess the OEM fan blades have more air flow. (n/m) - z-spott[HI] 18:38:34 05/03/08
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