Mugen Thermostat, Cooling Fan Thermoswitch, & Radiator Cap
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Mugen Thermostat, Cooling Fan Thermoswitch, & Radiator Cap
Does anyone have any experience with these? I got the links from Marcus from Heeltoe, who ensured me that these will work in our cars. I just wanted to hear from those who actually have be using these, or other opinions.
Before anyone asks, I did do a search. I found several threads, but alot of negative feedbacks. One in particular was from Hondata saying that it's bad to lower the cooling temps in our cars.
I appreciate any help if possible.
http://www.heeltoeauto.com/Mugen-The...-pr-20077.html
http://www.heeltoeauto.com/Mugen-Coo...0-pr-1106.html
http://www.heeltoeauto.com/Mugen-Rad...K-pr-1061.html
Before anyone asks, I did do a search. I found several threads, but alot of negative feedbacks. One in particular was from Hondata saying that it's bad to lower the cooling temps in our cars.
I appreciate any help if possible.
http://www.heeltoeauto.com/Mugen-The...-pr-20077.html
http://www.heeltoeauto.com/Mugen-Coo...0-pr-1106.html
http://www.heeltoeauto.com/Mugen-Rad...K-pr-1061.html
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Sorry guy, I was looking into these too but decided against them, since these cooling techniques are recommended for the competition use only, not the street driving where it won't do any good but instead might harm the engine in the long run. I even heard claims of much lower fuel economy as the result of the these installed, but that's nothing in comparison to the potential engine damage.
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I saw poor gas mileage with my Mugen cooling mods especially during winter. Basically the ECU sees that the car isn't at normal operating temperature and dumps more fuel into car.
#9
Blown is Best
Originally Posted by THTL
what about the Mugen radiator cap? or is it just for show.
#10
Blown is Best
Originally Posted by BlackV62K2
I saw poor gas mileage with my Mugen cooling mods especially during winter. Basically the ECU sees that the car isn't at normal operating temperature and dumps more fuel into car.
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