does a radiator cooling plate really work????
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does a radiator cooling plate really work????
I need some help here, i have a 88 tii and it tends to over heat on the freeway, so i think that not enough air is hitting my radiator. I have a koyo rad and a fmic, but it never heats up on the street. i just got a undertray and wondering if the cooling plate to block the top part will help keep the air going to the rad.
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Honestly, with my FMIC setup (that has ducting o'plenty) I can take that thing off and leave it in the shop, beat the hell out of the car and temps will do nothing different then with it there. I know this from my infared thermometer on the oil cooler days before I sacked up and bought oil temp gauges. For me that piece is just something that cleans up the front of the bay.
Ducting plays a much larger role then a piece of sheetmetal that more or less does what the hood does once its shut.
Ducting plays a much larger role then a piece of sheetmetal that more or less does what the hood does once its shut.
Last edited by classicauto; 07-29-08 at 07:54 AM. Reason: fer editun'
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yep air would rather go around your rad. than through it
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