Well, it does activate the radiator fan, if the CHT is under the temperature where it turns on.
The thermostat opens around 190 degrees.
The fan turns on when CHT (not oil temp) hits around 200 (sorry if that is not quite right, as I am going off memory) at 40% and ramping up to high at around...
At temperatures like that, the fan is already on, whether you turn on the a/c or not.
Also, the fans do not matter unless you are stopped or driving at very low speeds.
Apparently, the Smooth Boost Controller has other benefits. In addition to lowering or raising boost from inside the cabin, it smooths out power delivery based on accelerator pedal input to keep boost from feeling like an "on-off switch." The video below is the Procharger, but same idea, and...
ESS still shows "Coming Soon!" for S650.
I have also discovered the Smooth Boost Controller since then. @robvas (I think) made me aware of it.
https://www.smoothbooststore.com/product-page/smoothboost-centrifugal-supercharger-boost-control-bov
That's where Ford put my Dark Horse cooler, but I think the race cars (Dark Horse R) put the after market unit in front of the radiator (and they also have a different, dual pass radiator).
There is a manual with updates for all of the things that they install and how to install them. There...
You can also consider upgrading to a better, aftermarket solution for oil cooling.
Setrab 960 oil cooler and -12 lines
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full quote at that link:
10 psi/1000 rpm under load is normal optimum pressure for function and longevity. I have confirmed this with multiple respected Ford/Coyote...