| Posted: 14 Jun 2008 08:07 | [?] |
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Does anybody know about what temp. the heads should be at normal operating temp? I checked mine today with an infarred temp guage and it read around 335 f. I thought that seemed a little too warm. I checked because I had a tad bit of a heat ping riding around today.
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| Posted: 14 Jun 2008 19:42 | [?] |
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no clue
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| Posted: 15 Jun 2008 21:09 | [?] |
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335 F for an air-cooled engine is very plausible if I remember correctly. Only time you should be seriously worried about temperature is if you exceed the autoignition point of gasoline (Gasoline (Petrol): 246°C (475°F) or a temperature large enough to change dimensions considerably (really really doubt thats possible) or a temperature which screws up the oil etc.
Very general answer I know but hope it helps and I hope I'm accurate.
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| Posted: 16 Jun 2008 07:51 | [?] |
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Thanks for the input, I found in the manual after tons of searching that they can run as warm as 425*f and be safe. It looks like the actual range is 285*f to 425*f.
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