waterless coolant?
Drifting
Joined: Aug 2013
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From: Everett Washington
the pure glycol stuff from europe thats really spendy? from what i know its great stuff that you "never have to change" much more practical for older full ferrous metal engines. it "soaks" alot better into cast iron and such. and i think 30 degrees of higher boiling point. now use in a performance aluminum block like we have im not sure itd be quite as well suited especially for the price. standard freeze or dexcool is more than enough for the street.
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Burning Brakes
Joined: Aug 2002
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From: Indianapolis Indiana
the pure glycol stuff from europe thats really spendy? from what i know its great stuff that you "never have to change" much more practical for older full ferrous metal engines. it "soaks" alot better into cast iron and such. and i think 30 degrees of higher boiling point. now use in a performance aluminum block like we have im not sure itd be quite as well suited especially for the price. standard freeze or dexcool is more than enough for the street.
