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    is 180-190 the normal running temp of the 3800?
    because my 3100 runs at like 195-200 at 80mph on an open highway, i would think that the 3100 would run cooler because its smaller?

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    Quote Originally Posted by dpzelenak View Post
    is 180-190 the normal running temp of the 3800?
    because my 3100 runs at like 195-200 at 80mph on an open highway, i would think that the 3100 would run cooler because its smaller?
    Only if you put in a 180 thermostat. Otherwise it runs 195-210.
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