custom stuff big or small
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custom stuff big or small
I haven't seen a thread like this yet. I am wondering what all is out there to do to these obs trucks....,post up what you have done big or small and post pics if you have them....
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Pretty cool Travis, have you done the write up yet? That might be a mod that I'll consider doing. I would love to do some comparison testing over some mountain grade. But, we all can't snap our fingers and have that! LOL
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Nah, I haven't done the write up yet. I want to test the heck out of them in the warmer weather with this 195* t-stat and then again with the 180* t-stat before I do the write up. That way I know it works and won't have any problems in the heat before I start telling people how to do it or that they even should waste their time on it. Would hate to tell everyone how awesome it works only for summer to roll around and it doesn't work when it's 110* outside. LOL
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Ha, I head north before that 110* stuff. I've never had a problem with the coolant getting warm, just the oil. You would think that it would go hand and hand. Just my gut feeling that your system would be better then that big chunk of metal flying around. Before I go in April on our trip I have a new oil cooler (stock) to be in. Who knows, maybe mine is blocked and that is why my oil temps have gotten up there.
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Ha, I head north before that 110* stuff. I've never had a problem with the coolant getting warm, just the oil. You would think that it would go hand and hand. Just my gut feeling that your system would be better then that big chunk of metal flying around. Before I go in April on our trip I have a new oil cooler (stock) to be in. Who knows, maybe mine is blocked and that is why my oil temps have gotten up there.
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Took about 10-12 hours, but I was having to figure out what to mod, how to mod it, etc, etc. I didn't even know if the SD radiator would fit in there, but I eventually figured out a way to get it in there. If I was to do it again, I could probably get it done in 6-8 hours. It's not too difficult. Nothing a grinder, a drill, holesaw, and a welder can't take care of.