Is it true that high water flow rate means less cooling time in the radiator?
I am using a Milodon Alluminum Water pump with 30% more flow capacity and a high flow thermostat they recomend to use with it.
With a high flow thermostat and pump, this means the water has less time to cool in the radiator before being re-circulated...right??
You guys with the derale electric fan and alluminum radiator using a high flow pump too? Is this also part of my issue?
I do have that new alluminum radiator on order, but while I have my water system drained, I am thinking maybe I should go back to a stock flow water pump... Or maybe just go back to a standard flow thermostat?? What about that forced thermostat closure issue they say happens from a high flow pump. ( Or is it forced to stay open...?)
This sound right to anyone out there?
I am using a Milodon Alluminum Water pump with 30% more flow capacity and a high flow thermostat they recomend to use with it.
With a high flow thermostat and pump, this means the water has less time to cool in the radiator before being re-circulated...right??
You guys with the derale electric fan and alluminum radiator using a high flow pump too? Is this also part of my issue?
I do have that new alluminum radiator on order, but while I have my water system drained, I am thinking maybe I should go back to a stock flow water pump... Or maybe just go back to a standard flow thermostat?? What about that forced thermostat closure issue they say happens from a high flow pump. ( Or is it forced to stay open...?)
This sound right to anyone out there?