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Check each other's grammar, ummm, grammer
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^^^ Have we become so critical that we are now checking each other's grammar, ummm, grammer?
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If you make a cartoon about bad grammar, you should probably use correct grammar in it.
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You call that hot?
03 Turbo didn't miss a beat.
Should add this was taken in AZ, west of Kingman AZ on I-40. It was blazing all across AZ from some miles east of Kingman to the state line and beyond on into CA.
I bought the Turbo on the 19th of June '09 and the end of that month I was coming back from the Stanford Concourse on 84 highway. Temps reached 111F in places. June! Gets hot around here, too.
Reminds me: After I checked in to a hotel in Ely NV the night desk clerk saw "Livermore, CA" as my address. Said "go cowboys!" (name of the local team I guess). Then out of the blue asked me if I knew record temperature in Livermore? No I replied and he said "116 degrees".
Which reminds me in the Boxster down in southern AZ one July and encountered 116F temps. It was hot. Coolant temp climbed to 226F and stayed there. Intake air temp was 135F and stayed there. Everytime I slowed down I could hear the engine compartment fan running.
It was hot.
I don't envy you. We're due to get up to the 100's maybe Friday and almost certainly Saturday. Then a big cooldown Sunday and the highs in my area will be in the low to mid 70's. That's plenty hot enough for me.
For balance one winter on the way back east a few years ago I stopped in Flagstaff. It was cold. Got up in the morning and dash temp readout was 19F. I guess it averages out.
If you make a cartoon about bad grammar, you should probably use correct grammar in it.
Proper grammar is very important and it pains me to see how much dumber our society is getting by the day thanks to the proliferation of electronic communication. I pretty much expect it in places like VW forums, which are populated mostly by 19-20 year old dude-bros, but I do hold people here on Rennlist to a higher standard.
Don't forget: Proper grammar is the difference between helping your Uncle Jack off a horse and helping your uncle jack off a horse.
I have been railing on mine today to hear my new gundo hack I had done this morning and my last trip gauges read 111*F and water temp just past 180. I am also here in the Phoenix valley.
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Is your temp gauge fully up to temp in your picture and if so do you have any modifications to your cooling system?
It was fully up to temp. It has rarely gone past that point on the gauge. No, I don't have any additional mods, but like you I am sure, the cooling fans are on quite often.
