I put a Stewart water pump & Fulidyne in the stang and it really made a difference
I do not have an after market temp gauge but the difference is one to two letters to the left of where the needle used to read before the new stuff.
It was about 92 degrees the other day and the needle was even with the left side of the N on the gauge during a 70 mph cruise with the AC on. I'm running ud pulleys btw.
Both parts gave no probs during installation and everything fit fine. You can't always make that statement when installing hot rod parts as you all know
Later
Grady
I do not have an after market temp gauge but the difference is one to two letters to the left of where the needle used to read before the new stuff.
It was about 92 degrees the other day and the needle was even with the left side of the N on the gauge during a 70 mph cruise with the AC on. I'm running ud pulleys btw.
Both parts gave no probs during installation and everything fit fine. You can't always make that statement when installing hot rod parts as you all know

Later
Grady