In fact, a thermostat will also slow the coolant down enough to cool it properly in the radiator(s).
Just to add an extra bit of thinking to your fine tuning...
Ricola (do a search to find his cabrio) did some serious testing and computer modelling re radiator scoops and ducting a few years ago. He discovered that to get your radiator working effectively, it needs a scoop that has a surface area of 40% of the radiator surface. Any less than that and it doesn't supply enough air. Additionally, that scoop has to be placed in a position where is gets laminar airflow. That is, uninterupted, smooth airflow like you'd expect at the front of a vehicle.
cool running it wont hurt your motor that you got out of a $500 car with 200k 😊 is better then over heating and cooking your engine '
don't take the scoops off .
you can test your cooling system by driving around in 2nd or 3rd gear at high revs , eg 100kph in 3rd for a long time and see what the temp does .😊
vlad01 would know about getting heat into commodore by driving around in 2nd gear , as it was how you tested for a bad crank angle sensor . but the motor wouldn't over heat .
Dual flow 😊 radiators work good
This simply means the coolant passes through TWO times instead of ONE. Which, even more simply put means TWICE the cooling and half the size radiator
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