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Post Icon Posted: July 16 2006,9:30 am Post # 1 see this member send this member a private message  quote this post in reply
my boat and my dads boat are plumed totally different,was wondering why his waterline comes in from the jet and goes to the exaust?to run warmer?my boat on the otherhand goes to the block first and temps are 145*.what kind of temps should he expect?or sholud he reroute his plumbing?thanks
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If he's running logs he's plumbed right, water needs to go thru the logs first to keep them cooled, also prewarms the water for the block, 145* is ok a lot of em run colder than that, oil temp is the main concern!..
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Quote (GoFastRacer @ July 16 2006,9:46 am)
If he's running logs he's plumbed right, water needs to go thru the logs first to keep them cooled, also prewarms the water for the block, 145* is ok a lot of em run colder than that, oil temp is the main concern!..

thanks for your reply,we'll find out this sat.hopefully it'll
be fine. :beer
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Quote (GoFastRacer @ July 16 2006,9:46 am)
If he's running logs he's plumbed right, water needs to go thru the logs first to keep them cooled, also prewarms the water for the block, 145* is ok a lot of em run colder than that, oil temp is the main concern!..

thanks for your reply,we'll find out this sat.hopefully it'll
be fine. :beer

Right on, let us know what happens!.. :good
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If he's running logs he's plumbed right, water needs to go thru the logs first to keep them cooled, also prewarms the water for the block, 145* is ok a lot of em run colder than that, oil temp is the main concern!..

thanks for your reply,we'll find out this sat.hopefully it'll
be fine. :beer

By the way, welcome brawny to the HD Forums! :good





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