brizanden wrote:she dumped me if my car worked i would come i need to keep my head off her....
So, I have had a few beers, but this doesn't make sense to me.
Razi, saw your post in your boost thread. I personally think that running a t-stat that opens at 62 celsius (143.6 degrees farenheit) on a street car is not a good idea. That's too cold. Unless you're beating on the car at the track constantly, you shouldn't need a colder t-stat. If you're having a lot of running hot problems, you might need to make sure you don't have a bad HG, leaks, pressure test the cooling system, check the waterpump, clean your A/C condensor, etc. You'd be surprised how much crap was built up on mine completely blocking airflow. I have only ever used the stock thermo that opens at 170 and I run around 185 (that's when I have my fans turn on) even in bumper to bumper traffic in the summer (like that one 3 hour trip to ATL on a friday

It usually takes 1.5 hours to get where I was going. Traffic sucked) Anyway, running too cold of a t-stat makes it harder to get your oil temps in the right temp range and running too cold of an oil temp will kill your bearings in the long run. My .02 Engine bay looks great btw.