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Old 06-13-2013, 08:19 PM   #1
thirdstreettito
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Cool It Bud

So in the summer of 11' the truck (The 88)would hit 200* anytime I stopped, even for just a second. Last year it never got hot. This year Im hotting *200 after being stopped for 30+ seconds. What can I do to cool her down? I drive hammer down 24/7 so that wont change. I just flushed the cooling system in February and refilled it with 50/50. The fan almost never speeds up. Should I do electric fans? I hate when the fan speeds up because it gets sluggish. I've been thinking about an aluminum radiator. Thoughts?
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