[Land-speed] BBC Cooling System, part 2
Jon Amo
webmaster at landracing.com
Sun Jul 22 23:23:23 MDT 2007
Thanks for that Otto, now ill proceed to claw me eyes out to get that image
out of my head..
Jon
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From: land-speed-bounces+webmaster=landracing.com at autox.team.net
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Sent: Sunday, July 22, 2007 11:00 PM
To: lsr_man at yahoo.com
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Subject: Re: [Land-speed] BBC Cooling System, part 2
Hi DickJ
I run a 180 degree thermostat in the Lakester but I run a 5/8" up to a 3/4"
diameter restrictor's in my drag and roundy round cars.
Part 2
The size hole for each application is determined from trial and error based
on the capabilities of your cooling system to transfer heat.
I want to run the engine as hot as possible without getting into
detonation,
melt down or heat related oil failure.
Heat is HP,,, to a point.
I find 220 a nice "safe place" to run. I don't like to go over 230-240 on a
regular basis, unless it's the last lap and I'm leading, then I run it till
meltdown!!! I'm just going from esperience on those temps.
DickJ, I got to looking at your handle. My "dick" looked like a "J" once.
I'm on a MC trip from Chi to Boston. I meet a lovely lady at the bar who
digs
my scooter and we head back to her place. We're both frantically stripping
down and I realize I need to take out my contact lenses before I forget and
glue
my eyes shut during the night. I rush up to her waist high dresser which
has
a full mirror behind it. It also had the top drawer open. My "special
purpose" hung over the open drawer until I bent over to get a closer look
in the
mirror at which time it went in the drawer just as I leaned forward,
closing
the drawer shut! And I mean SHUT! I jumped back in pain which freed "Big
Willie" when "it" stretched out and pulled the drawer open.... Ouch! It
still hurts
me when I think about it!!! Fortunately the "J" bend straightened out very
quickly!
True story.
Otto
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