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11-15-2016, 01:21 AM

bobcowan

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Originally Posted by Jaydee

I was told by my radiator guy that if the flow is to fast , then the coolant doesn't get a change to cool down, because it goes through the radiator to fast. So the thermostat serves as a restricter as well as regulating the temp.
JD

This is true. For anything other than drag racing or autocross, never remove the thermostat and leave an open port.

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Originally Posted by scottj

Yet no one ever recommends slowing down airflow through the radiator to give the air more time to absorb the heat... hmmm, strange.

You restrict water flow, not air flow.

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