WaterPog said:get the low pressure one. It's easier on the system and will be less prone to inducing leaks.
The purpouse of the higher pressure is to increase the boiling point so unless you're having issues there isn't any benefit.
What kind of 3core is that i see F/S? do you still have the squarters? peacesaleenster said:Tks Pog
SMOKEDYA said:What kind of 3core is that i see F/S? do you still have the squarters? peace
john
ddonaca351 said:C-moneeeyyyyyy.... wazzz-up?
If I remember right, I think it's like 3 degrees of boiling resistance for every lb of pressure.
If youre worried at all, you might check into some of the new synthetic coolants that summit has (or jegs, or b.o.p or whoever) they dont use any water, so the boilover protection is quite a bit higher, and they're ok with alluminum.
DD
fiveohwblow said:I am pretty sure I just put my stock radiator cap on my Fluidyne and have been runnin it for quite some time now without problems... What is the need for a new cap?
So you got a new radiator because you were over heating? Does this also mean there is nothing wrong with the other one you have F/S? I ment do you still have the injector's? peacesaleenster said:Justin, I did not know what the lb reading of the stock cap is/was, and with the overheating issue I just endured, I am much more comfortable in starting with a foundation of things I know vs not knowing
SMOKEDYA said:So you got a new radiator because you were over heating? Does this also mean there is nothing wrong with the other one you have F/S? I ment do you still have the injector's? peace
john
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