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10-07-2009, 01:57 AM

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Originally Posted by guccieng

210 is not too hot, but you could stand to lower it.

If you have an automatic 210 is TOO HOT
ask any 3rd gen Firebird owner. No offence meant, its just I hate to see trannys cooked.
keep in mind that a Thermostat rating is "static" so it doesnt FLOW full open till 9-10 degrees HOTTER than that rating. I would use a 170, or 160 if in the south.
A 170 flows full at 180@ roughly..
tranny fluid starts to cook at 200...

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