Posted by Texasmark1 on September 14, 2018 at 05:53:37 from (67.54.129.99):
In Reply to: Motor heat posted by Abane on September 13, 2018 at 20:25:12:
Most of the heat is fan generated. A 2 bladed fan won't move the air a 4 blade will....I have a 2 blade on my 2000 4 cyl. The rest of my Fords have 4 blades and as the engine HP raises so does the air blast to the rear as one would expect. The opening temperature of your thermostat also is a consideration as obviously, the higher the operating temp the hotter the blast.
I just bought a Ford 3910 and installed a 188* stat. Higher hp and higher temp than my other ones and I noticed it in the recent summer weather....but I wanted it hot for winter feeding and wanted the higher HP so I put up with it.
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