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  1. 06-06-2005 05:59 AM #1
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    this past weekend i made a 500 mi. trip in my street rod i have an ls1 engine , i ran a c all the way my temp. ran between 190 and 220 is this normal thanks hayless
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    i guess it went to 220 when you stopped? with a 190 thermo. 190 on the road and 220 when you stopped would be about right. dont want it to get much higher than 220. what kind of fan?
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    mike, i am running stock camaro fan it ran 220 at 70 mph. thanks hayless
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    Originally posted by hayless
    mike, i am running stock camaro fan it ran 220 at 70 mph. thanks hayless
    that's a little hot going down the road. did it get hotter when you stopped? if the temp. will stabilize there its ok.
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    no, it did not get hotter when i stopped , it also was very hot about 95o. so do you think i will be ok. thanls hayless
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    Originally posted by hayless
    no, it did not get hotter when i stopped , it also was very hot about 95o. so do you think i will be ok. thanls hayless
    i think so.
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    the painless wiring harness i use have a fan relay wire on them that comes on at 200 and 224 degrees so i think 190 to 220 is ok . if it dont boil over it is fine
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