Increasing flow rate to the max?

[volks1470]

So i've been googling for a while now trying to find a decent answer and haven't quite an answer.

Can we say that increasing flow rate is a positive thing? yes?

This is thing i couldn't find. If you really wanted to improve flow rate, why not remove the jet plate? Something about having to have the pump under pressure?

 

[toolmaker_03]

if temps are the problem increased flow rate will not solve it, but if the system is restrictive by design there are pumps for that.

http://www.sears.com/e-g-danner-manufacturing-danner-1800gph-pump-mag/p-SPM2353069901P?prdNo=16&blockNo=16&blockType=G16

 

[Motopsychojdn]

Flowrate is only a part of the story,
you also need to have good dissipation as well or it doesn't matter how fast it flows, it won't get cooled sufficiently
Moto

 

[volks1470]

So increasing flow do provide better temps?

Back to the question. Would removing the jet plate improve temps, given a large enough radiator.

 

[Motopsychojdn]

Its like adding more fans, it does improve things up to a point but then it doesn't matter how much more you add, there is no benefit
I would not remove the flowplate,
it was put there for a reason and unless you know the reason, I would be uncomfortable removing anything
Moto