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paul wiginton
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8th Jan, 2011 at 03:18:21pm

Is there flow either side of it?

I seriously doubt it!

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8th Jan, 2011 at 04:04:51pm

Couldn't you give the exhaust port an ceramic coating?

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8th Jan, 2011 at 05:00:12pm




On 8th Jan, 2011 evolotion said:
but if you stop the flow there, then coolant either side of the blockage will be stagnant, and could cause localised boiling, soon as it does itll push the coolant out the head and you can guess the rest :) just a thought..


I see what you are saying mate, but what about when you dry deck the head. As there is no flow there then. or am i not getting it *oh well*

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8th Jan, 2011 at 05:41:06pm

there is flow when you dry deck, infact, theres more flow when you dry deck.

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