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That is discouraging that you are still having temp issues with a radiator and oil cooler. I just picked up a mishimoto oil cooler to try to combat temps on track. It is a 19 row vs the 13 row airtec so it may be a little more time efficient. Would love to hear if anyone has used the CMComposites hood vents which seem to be in the best low pressure area of our hoods. https://cmcomposites.co.uk/shop/ford/fiesta-parts/fiesta-wrc-bonnet-vents
PS they also have sweet headlight blank with air scoop
That is discouraging that you are still having temp issues with a radiator and oil cooler. I just picked up a mishimoto oil cooler to try to combat temps on track. It is a 19 row vs the 13 row airtec so it may be a little more time efficient. Would love to hear if anyone has used the CMComposites hood vents which seem to be in the best low pressure area of our hoods. https://cmcomposites.co.uk/shop/ford/fiesta-parts/fiesta-wrc-bonnet-vents
PS they also have sweet headlight blank with air scoop
I haven't been monitoring the oil temps on track, I would need to add a dedicated temp sensor to the oil cooler lines. When we come in though we are only measuring 160-175F when we measure the cooler with an infrared.
I know your car will run more efficiently and stronger with a tune. I had great luck with Stratified flash tunes. Air moving efficiently in and out of your engine also helps your turbo spin easier. Green filter, Mountune Intake hose, intercooler can help with that. One or two parts won’t change much. A well thought out plan then executed will deliver results. 🇺🇸
I don't think that having the hood ventilated is going to move the temps much. I do have a Cobb IC, and a Mishimoto radiator and oil cooler. That's what allowed me to run complete sessions in the middle of the Houston summers. I don't recall the exact coolant temps, but yours sound on a high side.
Something weird is happening for you to get that hot that fast. Are you sure you got the water/coolant mix correct when you replaced the radiator? Is your coolant system completely purged? What's your oil temp look like?
But you've got a wad of heat rejection with the bigger radiator and external oil cooler. There's a couple of track rats on this forum that fixed their heat problems on FiSTs making lots more power than yours is with just a radiator change.
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