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Old 07-31-2006, 04:13 PM   #7
bryanw1968
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Re: stock thermostat temp for 67 inline six?

There are many variables that affect temp. As mentioned above, fan shrowd, thermastat selection, radiator size and overflow are very important. I had an autozone 180 in my truck and it pretty much ran between 189 and 191 all the time unless sitting. I recently replaced it with a performance thermastat(mr. gasket I think) and it made a HUGE difference. It stays exactly on 180 and runs much better. 180 is plenty hot for the oil but once you start creeping up to 200 I believe that's just too hot for these older motors.
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