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RE: New head, results
- To: quattro <quattro@swiss.ans.net>
- Subject: RE: New head, results
- From: Dave Lawson <dlawson@ball.com>
- Date: Thu, 18 Aug 94 09:36:00 mdt
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- Reply-To: quattro
- Sender: quattro-owner
>I think I might want to replace/upgrade the radiator first though. I
>vaguely remember a thread a while back on radiators, mostly on plastic
>connections breaking, but also on getting beefier cores (more capacity/
>rows) in the main radiator. [One of the drawbacks of instrumenting your
>engine is that you can see what it is doing, and worry about it. It's
>amazing to watch the water temp jump 20degrees in just five seconds of
>high-boost/power highway running -- 11psi boost at 4,000 to 5,000 for
I see the same thing happen to my oil temp although the response is a little
slower. It does stabilize though. The highest temps do come while running
hard at the track.
Haven't got a water temp gauge hooked up yet.
>S4 radiator fit an '83 UrQ? Are there any aftermarket high-performance
>radiators available? What would it cost to have one "custom made" with,
>say, 50% greater heat rejection capability? How about just buying one
>of those "little" auxilliary radiators? (Given that the UrQ actually
Like Dan said give John Bekius a call, he has designed an oversized radiator
which is being used in an 85 TQC with the 20V turbo engine. Not sure if it
will fit with the A/C stuff located in front of the radiator.
Oh robert, what are sport valve springs?
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Dave Lawson dlawson@ball.com