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Hehe, unfortunately, no. I think on our last trip we were maybe 100-200 miles north of LV though (we were basically east of Bakersfield before we turned back up the Bay Area). It's all empty, hidden byways and highways where we go. ^_^ Originally Posted by skittle
Yeah I Hear Ya On That. Your Club Planning On Hitting Vegas This Summer?
I just got a new multimeter that has a temperature probe function. Maybe I'll test out the temp of the fuel rail (finned Pallnet rail) both with, and without, the aux fan.
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i can drive my car for an hr. when i stop. i can grab my fuel rail and it's just a lil warm. but mainly I'd say around 70Degrees maybe a lil higher. she stay's pretty dang cool.
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Wow, that's definitely different than mine. I'd burn myself if I held onto my rail, though I'm sure my whole engine bay is just plain hotter since it's a turbo. All the heat is rising off the intake manifold and probably just saturating my rail.Originally Posted by FubarI33t
i can drive my car for an hr. when i stop. i can grab my fuel rail and it's just a lil warm. but mainly I'd say around 70Degrees maybe a lil higher. she stay's pretty dang cool.
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70 degrees? I can't see how that's possible... your outside temp is prolly hotter than 70 degrees, and your rail is in an enclosed hot engine bay. Like HeatRave said, heat rises from the exhaust mani... it's going to heat the rail too.Originally Posted by FubarI33t
i can drive my car for an hr. when i stop. i can grab my fuel rail and it's just a lil warm. but mainly I'd say around 70Degrees maybe a lil higher. she stay's pretty dang cool.
