MHP 180F 63 Thermostats Now Available
The primary benefits of a lower open temperature thermostat are the consistant performance and increased engine engine life. The relatively high open temp stock thermostat assures reduced emissions and therefore isn't optimal for performance applications as the ECU pulls timing when seeing higher ECTs (Engine Coolant Temps).
Lower coolant temps equate to increased engine longevity/durability and allow us to use more aggressive timing tables when custom ECU or ECU/TCU tuning, though even when stock the OEM ECU calibration won't have to pull as much (if any) timing due to heat soak--equating to more consistant performance. Next to detonation/preignition and excessive rpm, heat is the next largest killer of engines.
Real world testing with our own C63 has shown significant reductions in ECTs, 15-25F less depending on application, environment, and driving situation. With the OEM/stock Thermostat we averaged 194-204F ECTs while cruising at 75-80mph. Post MHP T-stat install, we see a consistant 174-180F at the same speed. We also have not witnessed the coolant temp rise above 194F, even after hard WOT beatings, and in stop and go traffic.
When paired with our ECU or ECU/TCU tuning, which turns the cooling fans on earlier, the heatsoak issue with 63s is completely resolved.
Price is $279.99 shipped in the Continental U.S. via UPS/FedEx Ground.
Last edited by MHP; Nov 15, 2008 at 11:39 PM.
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On a level of 1 to 10, I'd call it a 1.5. Once you see where the thermostat is then the battle is over.
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oh, and Juicee won't be to happt either
Looking forward to hopefully the engine staying a little cooler!

