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[QUOTE="Jomax, post: 1379089, member: 376"] I would have it defuel at 250degree oil temp, nothing lower. It was 114 degrees in AZ and my oil temp on the highway was 210 UNLOADED. I see 230 oil temp towing on a slight incline regularly. They run hotter, but nothing to worry about. For boost, I can't help ya, I have a 2015 and the turbo is completely different, I do know your turbo can't handle high boost at all. You definitely don't want to see 30+ ever. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk [/QUOTE]
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