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Jun 4, 2008 1:22:41 PM
- Trundle_GT3
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Re: Oil temps?
I think car's cooling system is extremely good. Therefore, except for short intervals I wonder how much engine temp will vary. I've run my 986S,997S and 997TT in HOT weather, in stop-and-go with AC on and never noticed a difference; amazing considering what the plumbing looks like on these cars.
Jun 5, 2008 7:07:15 PM
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Carlos from Spain
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Re: Oil temps?
I had a 200mile highway round trip today:
- Outside temp was 22*C
- at constant cruising speeds of 170km/h (4000RPM) the needle is at 100
- when I was cruising at constant speeds of 210 km/h (5000RPM) the needle stays in between 100 and 110
-coolant temp always stuck at 80*C no matter what.
Mind you this was a constant cruising speeds throu8gh straights and corners. And not braking, accelerating, braking, accelerating... in the latter case the temps may be different.
- Outside temp was 22*C
- at constant cruising speeds of 170km/h (4000RPM) the needle is at 100
- when I was cruising at constant speeds of 210 km/h (5000RPM) the needle stays in between 100 and 110
-coolant temp always stuck at 80*C no matter what.
Mind you this was a constant cruising speeds throu8gh straights and corners. And not braking, accelerating, braking, accelerating... in the latter case the temps may be different.
Jun 5, 2008 7:40:29 PM
- Grant
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