Coolant Level go up at reservoir, why this happen?
#1
Coolant Level go up at reservoir, why this happen?
hello all,
need assist my car has changed a new head gasket , before use this new head gasket, i am allready surface the head .002 of flatness.
i am only use RON92 with Water Methanol Injection @boost 1.3bar
i have run this car from 1st-4th gear 10times, full boost 1.3bar and lunch for 7times, only 2weeks since i changed a new one head gasket. i am use cometic phuzion for head gasket.
why the coolant level at reservoir tank go up (up like 2 fingers), BUT don't like BUBBLE and temperature is normal at speedometer.anyone can help for this issue ?
then i have use ogura twin plate clutch, but i have a trouble for changed gear from 2nd to 3rd, from 3rd to 4th. i rev my car 8500 rpm, can help too for this issue ?
whats good choice for the clutch make 650whp boost 35psi++ ?
thanks
need assist my car has changed a new head gasket , before use this new head gasket, i am allready surface the head .002 of flatness.
i am only use RON92 with Water Methanol Injection @boost 1.3bar
i have run this car from 1st-4th gear 10times, full boost 1.3bar and lunch for 7times, only 2weeks since i changed a new one head gasket. i am use cometic phuzion for head gasket.
why the coolant level at reservoir tank go up (up like 2 fingers), BUT don't like BUBBLE and temperature is normal at speedometer.anyone can help for this issue ?
then i have use ogura twin plate clutch, but i have a trouble for changed gear from 2nd to 3rd, from 3rd to 4th. i rev my car 8500 rpm, can help too for this issue ?
whats good choice for the clutch make 650whp boost 35psi++ ?
thanks
#2
The coolant level goes up because it expands when it heats up. The expanding coolant overflows into the overflow bottle. When the engine stops and the coolant cools down, it will get sucked back into the radiator/rest of the cooling system. This is normal.
#3
Link to all your transmission / clutch issues. Also how to adjust clutch properly.
Jackstransmission
Also I don't think HP is a good way to measure if the clutch is up to the task. Foot pounds/ FT-LBs is a more accurate way to determine a clutch, for proper clamp loads specifications. Post your torque goals and we can better help you decide on the clutch for you.
Last edited by BEKevo; Feb 13, 2013 at 11:35 AM.
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