I guess not only rotaries run hot. From this months C&D.
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Yeah, I was most surprised by the oil temp and EGT's.
Although my bosses SLS AMG runs pretty hot. This was just running to gas station to fill it up, I wasn't ******* on it or anything and this was during the winter (well south Texas winter = 80's, lol).
Although my bosses SLS AMG runs pretty hot. This was just running to gas station to fill it up, I wasn't ******* on it or anything and this was during the winter (well south Texas winter = 80's, lol).
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It's only a matter of time before the used ZO6's fall apart.
In three years there will be a redesign. Probably bigger opening in the front to alleviate the problem.
Otherwise you can always adjust the hood so it sit higher aor air to escape the rear.
In three years there will be a redesign. Probably bigger opening in the front to alleviate the problem.
Otherwise you can always adjust the hood so it sit higher aor air to escape the rear.
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If I saw 285 F for oil temperature I would certainly do a double-take.
I'm guessing by "at the track" they really mean "at race speed."
An interesting point for comparison - thanks for posting.
I'm guessing by "at the track" they really mean "at race speed."
An interesting point for comparison - thanks for posting.
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I was reading this month's issue of MotorTrend, in which Randy Pobst was quoted stating that after "a few laps" at Willow Springs, the oil temperature gauge on the Z06 was pegged at an indicated 320 F. Reminded me of this thread. Gauge accuracy and sensor location aside, that's toasty!
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