Change thermostat?
Originally Posted by erikson
Lower engine temp tricks the CPU (computer) in thinking that the engine is not wormed up yet. The CPU (computer) then adds more gass than usual. Making the engine run rucher. More gass means more horsepower. It's cheeper than adding larger injectors.
This is only true if there is more air in the cylinders.
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It actually helps to reduce the retarded timing, that's where most of the power comes from.
We'll be trying to document HP gains of all our products soon. We're meeting with our Dyno guy next Friday to arrange a day we can rent the facility for some N/A and SRT6 testing.
We'll be trying to document HP gains of all our products soon. We're meeting with our Dyno guy next Friday to arrange a day we can rent the facility for some N/A and SRT6 testing.
Originally Posted by erikson
Lower engine temp tricks the CPU (computer) in thinking that the engine is not wormed up yet. The CPU (computer) then adds more gass than usual. Making the engine run rucher. More gass means more horsepower. It's cheeper than adding larger injectors.
Originally Posted by H.K. Phooey
Does anyone have a part # for the lower themo thermostat?
Originally Posted by H.K. Phooey
I meant lower temp thermostat
If you want to free-flow your coolant, just remove the thermostat all together... No need to purchase something that is smoke and mirrors !
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Hello,
We sell an increased flow thermostat, check it out here: http://www.tvtdesign.com/inc/sdetail/99.
There are several members on this board that have already purchased this and are very happy. It will help keep the engine temp low and the power up.
Thanks,
Anthony
TVT Design
We sell an increased flow thermostat, check it out here: http://www.tvtdesign.com/inc/sdetail/99.
There are several members on this board that have already purchased this and are very happy. It will help keep the engine temp low and the power up.
Thanks,
Anthony
TVT Design
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Sorry guys, I keep forgetting we're talking about street vehicles... Thanks Brian... My mind is so focussed on race engines that sometimes I forget that what's good for the track, isn't so good for everyday driving...
Sorry guys, I keep forgetting we're talking about street vehicles... Thanks Brian... My mind is so focussed on race engines that sometimes I forget that what's good for the track, isn't so good for everyday driving...
Last edited by HDDP; Jan 27, 2008 at 10:59 PM.
I found this thread over at mbworld - interesting read
http://www.mbworld.org/forums/showthread.php?t=148316
http://www.mbworld.org/forums/showthread.php?t=148316
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