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Hi All,

 

What should i be looking at doing first after a service, its going in for a service on Tuesday but i want to do some mods. How is the cooling system on these things, i had a RX7 and they suffered with overheating these the same.

 

Cheers

 

Andy :)

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    Fit an aftermarket water temp gauge, as the standard ones are

    notoriously shite, maybe some ''water wetter'' in with the water/antifreeze

    mix.

    And yes you're right....heat is probably the biggest prob with a z (IMO).

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    Fit an aftermarket water temp gauge, as the standard ones are

    notoriously shite, maybe some ''water wetter'' in with the water/antifreeze

    mix.

    And yes you're right....heat is probably the biggest prob with a z (IMO).

     

    Me to. If the sun comes out it overheats....... :cry:

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    Hey Andy,

     

    Get a nice set of gauges and a pillar pod first before any performance mods!

     

    A mate had an RX7, he always suffered with over heating aswell!! My Z runs fairly warm on a good trash, but daily useage its spot on, but i have got a KOYO rad, which IMHO is a damb good thing to get!

     

    Happy Zedding

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    Me to. If the sun comes out it overheats....... :cry:

    Thats what you get for fitting central heating to a Z :rofl:

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    Thats what you get for fitting central heating to a Z :rofl:

     

    You pee taker :rofl: any news on me FOC front end you have for sale? :smash:

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