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Evans Waterless Engine Coolant for your Vintage, Classic or Performance car

Discussion in 'Ferrari Discussion (not model specific)' started by Neilt, Mar 23, 2013.

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  1. Neilt

    Neilt Rookie

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  2. mrbucket2

    mrbucket2 Formula 3

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    Michael
    Jim G runs it in all his cars he said. Also said he would run it in P4/5C if the rules allowed it. Jay Leno said hes also converting all his cars over to it as they have work done on them.
     
  3. bisel

    bisel Formula 3
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    I looked into this and appears like good product. But it is not inexpensive. Seems like you can go thru a few coolant changes at say 2 to 3 year refresh cycles and spend less. Although a good product, seems to me that the way we do it now is working ok. I change coolant every two years.

    Steve

     
  4. ersatzS2

    ersatzS2 Formula Junior

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    #4 ersatzS2, Mar 30, 2013
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    Galvanic corrosion between steel and aluminum is really accelerated by water. So eliminating water from the cooling system of important engines is good for the long term. See photo of a water exit manifold from a 1916 Mercer. Reproduction shows it's original shape. Notice huge amounts of AL simply rotted away.
    I ran Evans for many years in a crazy hi-HP Quattro turbo 5 where any kind of detonation from hotspots caused by boiling water would be instant death. It's very high boiling point was a real plus.
    I use it in the Mercer, haven't converted the Ferrari. The Porsches; well, they're 'oil' cooled...
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