I have a 2007 GT500. I plan to upgrade the heat exchanger and add a 170 degree thermostat. (I'm eventually upgrading the supercharger). Do I need a tune with just the heat exchanger and thermostat? I don't think so but want to make sure. Thanks for any help.
Cooling question
- Thread starter jayames
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No tune necessary.
Can also consider a intercooler pump upgrade to the ‘13-14 pump.
-J
Can also consider a intercooler pump upgrade to the ‘13-14 pump.
-J
Thanks buddy. My heat exchanger has fans (it's plug and play). I'm thinking about installing it without the fans - opinion? The car is spirited street driven and occasional road courses. Should I leave the fans on it or remove them? I've studied up on it a lot and keep waffling (I don't want the noise but it must be better with the fans ...)
BTW, I do have an upgraded pump - mine is starting to run inconsistently.
"may" be better with the fans.
I would go with the fans in case you are caught where you have to sit for a bit after the run. The fans run off a relay, you could tap into the line and add a switch so you can turn them off when you don't need them.
To get the max benefit from the 170* stat, the cooling fan settings need to be changed in the tune.
..........................But you can run without doing this..
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..........................But you can run without doing this..
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There have been studies that show under 30mph the fans are good, but above 30mph, they become a hindrance to cooling. The larger heat exchanger makes a big difference, and should negate some of that hindrance, but just be aware, it really depends on when you need the cooling more.
yes sir, that's why I tend to keep my speeds under 30mph at all times
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You are right though, just clowning
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