Redline Water Wetter?
07-25-2006, 07:49 PM
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RE: Redline Water Wetter?
Royal Purple also has a similar item called Purple Ice. It may be easier to find at you local parts store. I haven't tried either but I've heard from others that the product work as claimed.
07-25-2006, 09:18 PM
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RE: Redline Water Wetter?
ORIGINAL: FuriousGeorge
I might be tired or just mostly retarded, but what does OT mean in here?
ORIGINAL: Sleeper05
OT much?
OT much?
07-25-2006, 10:15 PM
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RE: Redline Water Wetter?
Water wetter has worked well and made an improvment in every car that I have used it in. Most of which were overheating a bit though.
I usually see a 15 degeee drop in a big block car (that is running like 220 to begine with) by changing the antifreeze with the following mix.
2 bottles of water wetter, 30-35% antifreeze only, and distilled water.
The lower antifreeze concentration and the water wetter work wonders at transferring heat better.
Just watch your freeze point if you keep your car outside in the winter. 35% is like a little under 0 degrees which is fine for me.
I usually see a 15 degeee drop in a big block car (that is running like 220 to begine with) by changing the antifreeze with the following mix.
2 bottles of water wetter, 30-35% antifreeze only, and distilled water.
The lower antifreeze concentration and the water wetter work wonders at transferring heat better.
Just watch your freeze point if you keep your car outside in the winter. 35% is like a little under 0 degrees which is fine for me.
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