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Discussion starter · #641 ·
Stock T-Stat back in. The 170* was too cold for sub freezing temps.

Also put in a 3 bar map and a lower rad hose without the oil cooler loop. I’ll get up a pic, but I’m convinced the stock hose and oil cooler loop are a restriction that isn’t helping those with overheating issues.


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Stock T-Stat back in. The 170* was too cold for sub freezing temps.

Also put in a 3 bar map and a lower rad hose without the oil cooler loop. I’ll get up a pic, but I’m convinced the stock hose and oil cooler loop are a restriction that isn’t helping those with overheating issues.


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I didn't notice a hug difference in anything really with my 170. Engine temps of course were lower, but I never overheated before. No noticeable sop increase in tunes adjusted to account for it. No increase in timing, etc. I put mine back in and will leave it that way unless I ever experience overheating.

Baaaaaaaaaaa
 
Stock T-Stat back in. The 170* was too cold for sub freezing temps.

Also put in a 3 bar map and a lower rad hose without the oil cooler loop. I’ll get up a pic, but I’m convinced the stock hose and oil cooler loop are a restriction that isn’t helping those with overheating issues.


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What's the advantage of the 3 bar map sensor?? Don't you need to have the tunes calibrated for it??
 
Discussion starter · #644 ·
I didn't notice a hug difference in anything really with my 170. Engine temps of course were lower, but I never overheated before. No noticeable sop increase in tunes adjusted to account for it. No increase in timing, etc. I put mine back in and will leave it that way unless I ever experience overheating.

Baaaaaaaaaaa
The idea was to keep the temps a bit lower at cruising so they would have a lower starting point when I hammered on it. It’s just too cold though, for around here.


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Discussion starter · #645 ·
What's the advantage of the 3 bar map sensor?? Don't you need to have the tunes calibrated for it??
It does need a calibrated in the tune to work with the 3 Bar.

It allows you to run and track boost above 22.4ish PSI. We were seeing some higher boost on a early time and just want to be covered.


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The idea was to keep the temps a bit lower at cruising so they would have a lower starting point when I hammered on it. It’s just too cold though, for around here.


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I understand and I thought the same thing. Didn't really seem to get any tangible benefits out of it though.

Baaaaaaaaaaa
 
Discussion starter · #649 ·
Got the winch back in, everything worked out just like I planned, which is pretty awesome. Super happy that the truck is getting back to a 100% state.

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And I think the truck was finally worthy of a new decal
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The lighting in both pics don’t do them justice. They look really well, some did a great job on the prep work!


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Super happy you like them. They hold up really really well to everything from gas and oil, to heat and engine bay party’s. However, one drop of a 8 or 10mm socket, they will chip chip

Stoked your happy man, we have been very fortunate on your build with Your ability to make really good decisions. Your long block is probably the best long block with respect to being smooth, reliable, has provisions for hundreds of thousands of miles and down to get beat up by you for the long haul. Left room for some growth if you ever choose. Well rounded motor, nothing odd, has manners. Gentlemen’s Long block
 
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