As above. I'm intrigued about this stuff, which apparently some rally/track guys swear by.
Seems good stuff, and boils at 180c rather than 100 for water.
Is it ok for E30s? Any thoughts?
Cheers
Waterless coolants (e.g. Evans) - ok for E30?
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Brianmoooore
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It may boil at a higher temperature, but it is less efficient at carrying heat away.
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And apparently it's highly flammable
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I know a lot of guys in the supermotard world use it as coolant isn't aloud on track as its highly slippery when spilt (I just use straight distilled water). For a road vehicle I don't see the point of it
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Virgin's tears @ £ 50/litre (sea level) or Angel dust (Alpinas) works best. FFS!!