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Temp. Readings - Comments?
I took my 85.5 a bit further yesterday...enough to get things really warmed up (car seems very well behaved), and also borrowed a laser temp. gun, and from this got the following results:
Top of Hood (over exhaust location): 144 f. Valve Cover: 186 to 202 f. Max Temps. for Headers: 600 to 650 f. Underside of fuel line over headers: appx. 150 f. Exhaust just before Cat: 250f. Cat: 360f. towards front, 260f. towards back Just after Cat: 160 f. Rear Muffler: 260 near front, 200 near rear. I'd welcome comments on the above. Thanks! |
Interesting.
Do you remember where the coolant temperature guage was at? http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1314882273.jpg From-- http://www.clarks-garage.com/pdf-manual/elect-19.pdf John |
Looking normal or low to me. What was the temp gauge at?
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Only one of those temps is mildly relevant. . .the cam box, which seems fine to me.
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What I should have said. Interesting reading though. Wonder what the turbine housing on our 31s. would read after a good run. Lol |
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Four digits, to be sure.
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Temp. guage just a little above the first (80 C) hatch mark most of the time...and when sitting at idle for a couple of minutes it goes up to just about the exact middle of the scale - maybe a little above this but so far not to the second (100 C) hatch mark.
Sometimes I think that the thermostat may not be fully seating on its lower gasket - but basically the car seems fine. On the online forum someone remarked that my header temps. sounded just a bit high, indicating a lean running condition...so I may check into this. |
I don't think so and it should be a touch leaner at idle. Imho
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