Reply to "Superior Radiator"

pineyMember

goodroc, that´s also nice to hear. Well, I bought two switches from Summit as well, one at 185 and one 195 (you can see them installed in the picture).
The reason I started worrying a bit is that when I first tried it, the water temp got so high (maxed out at 110+ Celcius) and none of the fans had even started, I was scared something would go bad!
So, I just assumed there was a good reason for the original switches to have been set at those specific temps. I guessed because of the fact the radiator is unusually far from from the engine..?

But, then again, who knows the accuracy of my temp gauge? I do have a temp gun. Where would be the best place to try and read the actual temps?

4/12/153:04 PM

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