Begi "Racer" re-route
#1
Begi "Racer" re-route
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BEGI Miata Racer Coolant Re-Route
Wondering if this little gem is the reason why our Miata struggles to keep water temps above 140-150F on the highway.
BEGI Miata Racer Coolant Re-Route
Wondering if this little gem is the reason why our Miata struggles to keep water temps above 140-150F on the highway.
#11
Yup. You might as well not have a thermostat as long as that "reroute" is installed. Honestly I'm not sure why Begi even sells them anymore, even on a full-time track only car it's a bad idea.
You MIGHT have a shot with it installed if you put some cardboard in front of the rad, if you really need to drive it somewhere in an emergency.
You MIGHT have a shot with it installed if you put some cardboard in front of the rad, if you really need to drive it somewhere in an emergency.
#12
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Depends on location. I ran the Begi Racer reroute for a few years on my car because that is what they shipped with their kits. During the winter in VA driving on the interstate I would never get above 140-150F, during the summer and such I could get up to normal temps, if just took me a while. I will say when I was on the Dyno in July down in Georgia, the reroute worked excellently keeping the car cool then.
#13
Yup. You might as well not have a thermostat as long as that "reroute" is installed. Honestly I'm not sure why Begi even sells them anymore, even on a full-time track only car it's a bad idea.
You MIGHT have a shot with it installed if you put some cardboard in front of the rad, if you really need to drive it somewhere in an emergency.
You MIGHT have a shot with it installed if you put some cardboard in front of the rad, if you really need to drive it somewhere in an emergency.