[T2] Bus running too hot.
Robert Mann robtmann7 at gmail.comMon Jul 14 01:32:01 MST 2014
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At 12:26 AM -0400 14/7/14, Mike Benthin wrote: >I agree- adding bigger bores might also require >you to burn higher octane gas or you might be >getting preignition if the compression ratio was >not checked. > >On 7/13/2014 12:58 AM, David Schwarze wrote: > You have more displacement than stock which means you are burning more fuel. >_______________________________________________ Of course, if you slap a couple big stainless needles in a narrow part of the intake tract after the filter, with a water bottle in the rear corner of the bus, you will decrease exhaust temp considerably. BTW having now done some hundreds of miles with thermocouples in the oil and in the #3 spark-plug washer, may I ask for typical readings? My 1600 dp in coolish weather but not near freezing typically shows °C CHT town econocruise 200 hiway econocruise 250-255 long wide-open OT 120 140 155 -- Robt Mann Whangaparaoa, New Zealand '73 VW 1600dp Devon camper '53 Meteor V8 various Jawa-CZ and Jawa-NZ strokers
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