Jeep Speed Goat TJ, the anti-build thread
- Thread starter Greg
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- Location
- Grand Junction, CO
Yeah, I figured I could plug them if needed. They are pretty small at 1" and added for rigidity to the flat aluminum plate. As of now with the fan running, I can feel air flow up to 18" in front of the grill... it's currently moving a ton of air!
- Location
- Grantsville, Utah
I’ve been eyeballing those hood latches.
- Location
- Eagle Mountain, Utah
They look like the same ones I purchased to put on mine!
- Location
- Grand Junction, CO
Had a chance to test out the new high CFM Spal fan & new shroud the last couple days with a trip up Cliffhanger and then 21 Road, the next day. The ambient temps weren't too high, 60's and 70's but there was enough low speed crawling and technical driving that the engine was tested on it's ability to stay cool. On both days, the engine temps stayed between 180-190*, never saw the gauge get above 195*... which is a massive change. The new fan is super loud, but it keeps the engine happy!
Another change I made was a smaller idler pulley.... last Summer in Moab when it was 100*'s out, the serp belt would contact the thermostat housing and sounded like a damn rod knock! It would also rattle every time I shut off the engine. I used a smaller aftermarket idler and put on a new belt and now it doesn't contact the thermostat housing!
Another change I made was a smaller idler pulley.... last Summer in Moab when it was 100*'s out, the serp belt would contact the thermostat housing and sounded like a damn rod knock! It would also rattle every time I shut off the engine. I used a smaller aftermarket idler and put on a new belt and now it doesn't contact the thermostat housing!
- Location
- Grand Junction, CO
Two years in, plenty of mods and some amazing trail time with good friends!
