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Whats a acceptable running temp for a engine ? so you know you are not cooking it
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220-260 f
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to cold and it just sits there just right and it'll start to steam straigth away to hot and it'll be dancing all over the head like a cat on a hot tin roof ![]() or about 220-260 f if you have a temp gun oh and no oyesters as they give the wrong reading
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I have a temp gun so there will be no spitting
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been racing ic for years, seen all sorts. What i found the cheap guns are not accurate, use them as a guide and replace batteries regular. i have a 200 quid temp gun and it stays in my box most of time. Tune your engine for performance, as long as you have smoke and power your ok. At uros in holland i tuned my engine to my normal temp and it was guttless. Factory guy set it and had loads power My pit man later checked temp and it was over 300f but ran fine.use a temp gun to moniter engines, not tune em. if engine goes off for no reason, check fuel pipes for leak carb and head tight, but first try a new plug. Clutches also have allot to do with engine temps.
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