What Coolant to go with? oil based? Water Based?
Apr 26, 2011, 10:59 PM
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Never heard of this but with all the MILLIONS of cars out in the world in hot/cold climates cooling at the proper thermostat temperatures and prob most of them never being flushed/maintained they still cool fine. Just use water plus additive for the track and 50/50 for the other times. My car made 600+ hp and it has a Stock radiator/fan, thick intercooler, Air Conditioning, and hot NJ/NY summers.
No need to reinvent the wheel...if you're overheating then theres a problem and fix it...but interested in hearing about this
No need to reinvent the wheel...if you're overheating then theres a problem and fix it...but interested in hearing about this
Apr 26, 2011, 11:25 PM
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Never heard of this but with all the MILLIONS of cars out in the world in hot/cold climates cooling at the proper thermostat temperatures and prob most of them never being flushed/maintained they still cool fine. Just use water plus additive for the track and 50/50 for the other times. My car made 600+ hp and it has a Stock radiator/fan, thick intercooler, Air Conditioning, and hot NJ/NY summers.
No need to reinvent the wheel...if you're overheating then theres a problem and fix it...but interested in hearing about this
No need to reinvent the wheel...if you're overheating then theres a problem and fix it...but interested in hearing about this
Our cars are incredibly efficient in cooling. Unless you have a dedicated track car, why bother? There are other things you should be concerned with in terms of the performance
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