TurboTech Kit Overheating?
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Joined: Mar 2002
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From: York, PA
Hey, if they cant take what they dish out (unsubtantiated (not proven) arguments about raymer's kit) then too bad. Only doing what they do to Raymer... I thought it was odd that that wasn't one of his suggestions as to a possible cause of the over heating.. whatever.
Oh BTW, I have noticed that you're a tool. Just got off IM with Raymer an hour ago. He'll be calling me Monday to confirm our schedule. My car should be done Tuesday, and I'm picking it up Friday. You'll see me up real close to Raymer on that boosted list soon enough jerkass. ********************
Oh BTW, I have noticed that you're a tool. Just got off IM with Raymer an hour ago. He'll be calling me Monday to confirm our schedule. My car should be done Tuesday, and I'm picking it up Friday. You'll see me up real close to Raymer on that boosted list soon enough jerkass. ********************
Last edited by smokinHawk; Jun 21, 2004 at 06:39 AM. Reason: watch your comments!!!
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Joined: Nov 2001
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From: Toronto, Canada
Originally Posted by Unusual T/A
The previous owner didn't know a thing about the car. When adding the stock fans and shroud, where am I suppossed to mount the air filter? It seems that there would be no room to run a decent elbow out to the filter... Am I wrong?
If memory serves, your intake is located in front of the drivers side tire in the fender well. I believe your kit should have an LT1 style rad cover to hold the AC and cooling rad in place. Adding the stock fans and shroud won't cause any issues for your intake and should bolt right back in, you may have to shave off a little of the plastic to allow your intake plumbing to clear but it won't affect any cooling. If you have, or have access to LS1 edit you can program the fans to come on together regardless if the AC is on or not. I think when you have the stock piece back in place your cooling issues should go away, if they don't we will have to try more extreme measures, but once again in your case I think that will solve the problem for you.
