<VV> engine cooling

[Dave Ziegler]

Sounds like it is operating normally to me. Valve seats are normally 
lost due to extreme overheating not running in low temps.

Dave ...
On Dec 15, 2007, at 9:44 PM, shortle wrote:

> Is it possible for a Corvair to run "too cool"? After deflashing the 
> 95HP cylinder heads, using a 12 plate oil cooler with both side 
> shrouds, using the Otto Parts pan and valve covers, both of my rear 
> doors barely start to open and then close again very quickly when 
> driving. I know both doors move freely and both thermostats are 
> operating properly.
> Is it dangerous for an Corvair engine to be operating in low temps (0 
> degrees F to 40 F)? I have heard about starting an engine with cold 
> temps. and valve seats coming out of heads.I am getting ready to take 
> a (long) drive of about 600
> miles.Since losing an intake seat on my 140 PG Rampside I am now 
> nervous.
> Anyone?
> Thank you,
> Timothy Shortle in Durango Colorado.
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