Magnum cooling

Hey guys,

Want to run this by you and see if I should be concerned.

I’ve got a 360 magnum in my 1971 Plymouth scamp. 3 row larger champion radiator, dual electric fans. Fans are set to come on at 200 and they turn off at 185. Car has a 160 degree thermostat.

The car acts like it prefers to operate around 200 degrees. Doesn’t seem to drop lower than that even when cruising down the road on a 70 degree day.

Car has water/water wetter additive in it currently, water is clean. Flushed the cooling system already, new water pump too. Coolant system properly bled as well.

I figured it would run cooler than 200 with all things considered.

Is 200 degrees concerningly high for this setup? I’m not sure. What do you think?

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My 5.9 in my ‘79 Magnum just has bolt on parts
(4bbl carb and intake, headers, chrome box ignition and a MP distributor.)
With a fan that’s not deep enough in the shroud.

195* stat, runs at 210* at max all day long. Nominal 200*’s.
Stock radiator. 2 row, but wide.