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Under hood temperature lowering
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Remove all or part of the fender liners
Run cold air ducts from grill to underhood
Wrap/ceramic coat the exhaust
cowl hood and or louvers in the hood
Anything that gets the hot air out = good.
You can also dro pthe engine coolant and oil temps, this helps ALOT as long as you dont ruin the computers ability to enter open loop.
Run cold air ducts from grill to underhood
Wrap/ceramic coat the exhaust
cowl hood and or louvers in the hood
Anything that gets the hot air out = good.
You can also dro pthe engine coolant and oil temps, this helps ALOT as long as you dont ruin the computers ability to enter open loop.
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