right now my water to coolant mixture is about 60water/40coolant is that ok for the summer? (hot tx weather) should i run water wetter?

also heard about ppl getting aftermarket radiator caps, what makes them different better than stock ones?

 

 

thats what I run though I'm in South Carolina

 

water wetter? radiator caps?

 

Aftermarket radiator caps will hold in more pressure, which raises the boiling point of the mixture

 

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right now my water to coolant mixture is about 60water/40coolant is that ok for the summer? (hot tx weather) should i run water wetter?

also heard about ppl getting aftermarket radiator caps, what makes them different better than stock ones?</TD></TR></TABLE>

anybody?

 

are you overheating or something....you realize that the radiator only tries to keep the same temp all the time (about 180-200). Don't change anything unless you have problems

 

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its not overheating but running a lil hot

 

what do you mean a little hot? How do you know? A turbocharged engine runs a little hotter anyway and underhood temps will be hotter as well. Have you bleed the system?