bigtigga84
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It was a Jet
180* t-stat
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KGBIGCOUNTRY
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10-4 just making sure it had the fail safe valve on it... I believe the Jets do.
truckin151
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The jet stats do have the bypass valve on them, they still need to be burped though so keep an eye on the temps.
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BlackedOutHemi
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Yeah. Had it running for a while last night after installing it watching the temps. So far it's doing good. No temperature spikes.
KGBIGCOUNTRY
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Your coolent needle should stay left of the middle mine now by about 1/4 inch. Trucking whats your AI reading for coolent temp with your 180?... my temps stay 190.
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BlackedOutHemi
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That's exactly where it stays now.
truckin151
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Mine is right around 185* on the ai
