they are on the back of the radiator wired to pullzach-Ka wrote:Are your fans wired up as a push or a pull?I have a huge FMIC, CXracing aluminum rad, and one 14"fan no shroud. I can give my car hell and it wont overheat. there is no reason you should with the exception of your thermostat, or your fans being wired up as a push which would stop air from flowing through the radiator at high speeds. I hope this helps you.
Good luck with that..but you wont need the two extra fans. Get a new thermostat or dont even run one at all..redsx13 wrote:I'm thinking since I allready have two puller fans hooked up I'm gonna install another two pushers on the front of the radiator. If I combine that with a nismo thermostat, I should have a bulletproof cooling system.
haha, nice quote. Very true but...moso wrote:just because its not leaking dosent mean its good. "Absence of evidence is not evidence of absence." - Carl Sagan
ya, the radiator and lines get hot when the thermostat opens. I serously doubt the waterpump impeller has stopped spinning, but I guess it's not out of the question. But if the that was the case, the car would oveheat the would overheat just from idleing which is not the case.moso wrote:the impeller can pop off the shaft or just freewheel. it dosent have to leak or make noise to be bad. dose your coolant "flow" through the radiator when the thermostat opens?
It's just like running you car before it warms up. Just not a good idea. The colder an engine is, the faster it wears.lumski240 wrote:whats the issue with "undercooling"
kinda off topic, but ya, there are tons of events out here. Sometimes it does get pretty expensive. It can get up to 130$ a day for a good track, if you don't have hookups. it's about the same price to enter a larger competition, but there's no way to get around that price.lumski240 wrote:oh got ya... do you have good events out there?? and how much do you pay and how much track time do you usally get? jw because poeple out here in co are b****ing about price