I do not know, unfortunately. I was not looking at it, and, to be honest, when I went, I was not aware of everything I am now (like desirable oil temperatures). I need to get back to the track and try to notice some of this stuff and report back. Sorry for the lack of info.
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You have a Dark Horse.
This means you have an auxiliary oil cooler in front of the driver side tire.
I live in Georgia, not too far from you. I run 5W-30 Motorcraft full synthetic.
I also have a Dark Horse. My oil temperature normally sits from 185 to 190° F.
Pepe, I believe one of our members did that here, @Q6543 - if you search the forum you can see where he discusses that it quieted his car down. I think he even posted some video of the car running.
I was wondering about the comments about float . . . my Dark Horse with handling package does not seem to exhibit any of that behavior on the street or on the track.
The suspension is not very different from BlueVaporGT's performance pack with Magneride. There are a couple of pieces different...
All kinds of video and photos of the handling package version here. Look at the front splitter. Gurney flap. Wheels and tires. Front fender extension lip. Just go through them all.
https://motorweek.org/road-tests/track-tests/2024-ford-mustang-dark-horse/
The video appears to be on...
Ok, got it, in front of the radiator. Thank you for the link to the photograph.
I bet an aftermarket one in front of the ac condenser would shed a lot more heat from the fluid.
Wow, you really upgraded your trailer!
What a great story, especially changing the transmission heat exchanger over 7 hours in 99 degree heat in a church parking lot (which required that pain in the butt transmission fill procedure).
So it was leaking coolant . . . meaning hot coolant is in...