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Author: | madski [ Sat Jan 16, 2010 4:19 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: engine coolant |
bacolmm wrote: idaveyboy wrote: madski wrote: i've only used distilled water/water wetter combo or engine ice if freezing is a factor. unless it's gonna be exposed to freezing temps i'd probably just stick to water/water wetter. With the distilled water and water wetter have you ever had any issues with temps getting to high because of not having any regular coolant? I believe straight distilled water cools better than anti-freeze. The only reason we run anti-freeze is to keep heads and blocks from cracking... |
Author: | fjorn [ Sat Jan 16, 2010 6:56 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: engine coolant |
madski wrote: bacolmm wrote: I believe straight distilled water cools better than anti-freeze. The only reason we run anti-freeze is to keep heads and blocks from cracking... Also, anti-freeze or water wetter has anti-corrosion properties in it. Otherwise, if you run straight water you will corrode to some degree. |
Author: | bacolmm [ Sat Jan 16, 2010 8:37 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: engine coolant |
fjorn wrote: madski wrote: bacolmm wrote: I believe straight distilled water cools better than anti-freeze. The only reason we run anti-freeze is to keep heads and blocks from cracking... Also, anti-freeze or water wetter has anti-corrosion properties in it. Otherwise, if you run straight water you will corrode to some degree. +1 |
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