Hey guys I just recently got a 1835 and I am just worried about some cooling issues. Well, I have a gene deep sump, doghouse, and dog house cooler with remote oil filter. Will this be enough to keep my temps down. Should I go ahead and pick up a remote oil cooler with a fan and put an inline thermostat?

The doghouse cooling systems work really well, for an 1835 I wouldn't bother with all that extra plumbing. Make sure you keep your cylinder head temps in check though, the 92 mm cylinders used to build 1835's have a relatively thin wall compared to other bores and are more prone to distortion. What carbs etc are you going to run?

I will be running the true webber 44 idfs for this application. I did not want to get a small carb now and then when I upgrade to a larger motor like a 2332 I will be looking for another set of carbs.. So I opted to do it right the first time...

44's are great carbs, they can definitely be set up to work well on just about anything. When you build a big motor some day you can get a set of 40mm vents for them

you put them 44's on and get them tuned that motor is going to come alive...youll love it..

44's are great carbs, they can definitely be set up to work well on just about anything. When you build a big motor some day you can get a set of 40mm vents for them [/quote]

note: Weber
40's come with 30 vents.
44's come with 34's

Dellorto
36's come with 30's
40's with 34's
And so on