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04.03.2011, 08:33 PM
also i would take into consideration how hot it is where you are... 90s is pretty hot and as hot as it get here in the UK haha so if i was to run on a day like that, i think i would see my temps increase quite a bit... I would prob be running in the 180s with my gearing. Im going to have to run and then let my truck cool down now and then... After i do my build, ill see what space i have for mounting a fan somewhere...
Hopefully someone can chime in an confirm what i say about temps is roughly accurate. |
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04.03.2011, 08:46 PM
I don't think you're far off where ambient influences are concerned... I really thought the hot day would add a few degrees on the running temps...
I never saw a drop in power, so i guess it will handle the heat well... Alien |
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