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Anyone use this to cool down your coolant temps and if so, does it work??
Thanks and
A lot of the rx-7 guys use it because of the extreamely hot running rotary engine. They say it works well, though I havent had any first hand experience. You could try looking around the rx7 forum
We could not run our sportbikes on the track with radiator fluid- if spilt it leaves the track surface too slick. Everyone said run distilled water and Red line water wetter- it worked. If it got hot from idling in TX heat or traffic, it actually cooled down quicker.
From: GOCC - Rebels Without A Clue Santa Barbara, CA
Stan we use to use it in the race car. I never saw any cooler temps but it was a legal additive. They don't want anti freeze because of it's slick properties when puked out on the track.
From: the GOCC are everywhere, even back from "band camp"
Stano,
long time no see...yes, water wetter is compatible with your water and anti-freeze. I run it in the Nomad. Can't say it helps, but the Nomad doesn't overheat either. From what I've read it is more effective with straight water (distilled preferred). Good luck and drop me a line, let me know what you've been up to.
Bruce
Stano,
long time no see...yes, water wetter is compatible with your water and anti-freeze. I run it in the Nomad. Can't say it helps, but the Nomad doesn't overheat either. From what I've read it is more effective with straight water (distilled preferred). Good luck and drop me a line, let me know what you've been up to.
Bruce
That is incorrect. It breaks the surface tension of water, preventing it from "sticking" so to speak to the internal engine passages, thereby flowing more effiecently and in turn removing heat better. There was a great post on the stuff about a year back, but all I know is that it works. It is not my imagination that my temps dropped.
That is incorrect. It breaks the surface tension of water, preventing it from "sticking" so to speak to the internal engine passages, thereby flowing more effiecently and in turn removing heat better. There was a great post on the stuff about a year back, but all I know is that it works. It is not my imagination that my temps dropped.
40 Below by Pro Blend works much better. I've used it for years.
The new Evans water pump and their special waterless coolant is supposed to work well too. I'm just starting to experiment with that.
I fit Spal fans into the stock shrouds on my big motors. They REALLY pull some air. It takes a little fabrication but they will fit.
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40 Below by Pro Blend works much better. I've used it for years.
The new Evans water pump and their special waterless coolant is supposed to work well too. I'm just starting to experiment with that.
I fit Spal fans into the stock shrouds on my big motors. They REALLY pull some air. It takes a little fabrication but they will fit.
iv'e tryed to find a better coolant than "pure water" haven't found
anything better ,,,,that didn't still have water as a base stock