Xplodzx Re-build

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  1. mtopxsecret6

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    What I think your to explain to me is the combustion temps would be higher?
     
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    Just that coolant does not conduct heat as well as water, so adding more coolant to reduce running temps doesn’t really make sense.
     
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    stabilize temps, not reduce it. stops the water from boiling and producing steam pressure and blowing out hoses/gaskets etc. which is what was happening with my car.
     
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    Ouch and yes I guess would reduce cavitation, thermal expansion etc. Similar result to synthetic coolants. Was this in a Z? Any other mods to cooling system?
     
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    no this is in my track skyline. not had a problem since swapping ratios. my fan did chew the radiator Finns, so another radiator because of that.
     
  6. xplodzx

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    Had the Z32 detailed and given AutoTriz V1 paint protection the other day, very happy with the results, all the swirl marks are gone and really makes the paint look a lot deeper
     

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    Over the last few days Myself and a mate have swapped out the water pump,thermostat and oil cooler, took a fair few hours over 3 days, filled it up today and no leaks visible.
    The old thermostat when tested wasn't great and there was a little bit of corrosion in the water pump and the bearing felt a bit notchy.
    Did have a new radiator to go in, but can't make it fit with the larger intake pipes.
    Have swapped to a lower temp thermostat, will have to wait and see if this solves the temp issues I was having.
     

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