Lower temp thermostats... yay or nay?
Any swaying opinions?
First of all my first thought says it's a good idea, but are they are bad effects you guys know of that I am not thinking about?
Second: Who makes them?/Where to get them?
First of all my first thought says it's a good idea, but are they are bad effects you guys know of that I am not thinking about?
Second: Who makes them?/Where to get them?
you can get them at any parts store, NAPA, Autozone etc.
in the winter i wouldnt change the temp gauge cause its so damn cold out anyways what do you need it to be cooler for and i think it would mess with your combustion. only change to a lower temp gauge in the summer months cause its obviously hotter then.
in the winter i wouldnt change the temp gauge cause its so damn cold out anyways what do you need it to be cooler for and i think it would mess with your combustion. only change to a lower temp gauge in the summer months cause its obviously hotter then.
when it gets below 40F outside, block off part of the radiator.
I have to do this over the weekend.
Ghettofabulous.........
I have to do this over the weekend.
Ghettofabulous.........
Jackson racing sells them..I have one. its a 160 degree thermostate....seems to work ok..I have had it for more than a year. and the best thing is....they are only 10 bucks.
booyaa
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hell yea works good down here in the sweaty armpit of florida
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hell yea works good down here in the sweaty armpit of florida
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LOL
You could always keep the stock one, and swap it back in during the colder months.
But, that would be a pain in the @$$.
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You could always keep the stock one, and swap it back in during the colder months.
But, that would be a pain in the @$$.
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