Can I Tow With My BluePrint Engine?

No.

BluePrint recommends avoiding heavy towing during the first:

500 miles

During break-in:

Once break-in is complete and the oil and filter have been changed, normal towing operations may begin.

Successful towing depends on more than just engine horsepower.

Important factors include:

Yes.

Towing places additional load on the cooling system.

BluePrint recommends:

Monitor engine temperature closely when towing in:

Vehicles used primarily for towing generally benefit from:

The ideal gear ratio depends on:

What Transmission Works Best For Towing?

Overdrive transmissions are commonly used for towing applications, including:

Proper transmission cooling is highly recommended.

Yes.

A supplemental transmission cooler is strongly recommended for vehicles that will be used for:

Transmission temperature is one of the biggest factors affecting transmission life.

What Engine Temperature Is Normal While Towing?

Engine temperatures may run slightly higher under load.

Most BluePrint Engines normally operate within:

180°F-220°F

while properly equipped with a suitable cooling system.

Many customers use their BluePrint Engine in trucks, SUVs, muscle cars, hot rods, and custom builds that may be used for towing. When properly matched to the vehicle and drivetrain, BluePrint Engines can provide excellent towing performance.