2357 montego with 5.7
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Re: 2357 montego with 5.7
Typically would be 140 or 143F. In freshwater, you could run a little higher but in saltwater the salt will come out of solution over that and cake everything up. You have a similar problem with the minerals in freshwater, but not quite as bad.
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Re: 2357 montego with 5.7
I prefer running 160* in a fresh water lake for a raw water cooled system. Unless a previous owner made a change, it's likely you're running a 140* stat as KM mentioned.
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Re: 2357 montego with 5.7
Both of the 'stats on my boat appear to hold at 160* unless pushed hard. I can sustain 15 knots or so before one of the engines overheats. She's a 3867 Santego.

M/V Gilded Splinter
1988 Carver
3867 Santego
PCYC
1988 Carver
3867 Santego
PCYC
