Juste trying to keep the topic on subject. You just cut it with distilled water (summer), but can also use anti-freeze (winter) with this as an additive.

I've been using the product for 2 years in my water-air S2000 and noticed a difference when I upgraded.

Their press release:

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Improves Intercooler Efficiency and Helps Lower Intake Temperatures While Protecting the Core

 

Exactly correct.

In race motors for off-road machines we commoly use "water-wetter" as an additive to lower surface tension.

WATER IS THE BEST FORM OF COOLANT. ANTI-FREEZE IS EXACTLY WHAT THE NAME SUGGESTS, a way to keep your WATER from freezing, so add a little like Soul Coughing said. I use 75/25 water/anti-freeze up in places like Seattle that get cold.

I have yet to experiement with the product called "Engine Ice" its a purple color and my friend's have had great luck w/ it. I would ASSUME it is fully compatible w/ your setup, I know it SHOULD NOT be mixed with any other products though as it is pre-mixed.

YOU NEED TO CLEAN OUT THAT JUNK!!! It'll ruin the heat disapation characteristics of the cooler a LOT!!! Vinegar does a decent job, but it's not perfect. When you put it in there, try to agitate it around every hour or more to help break that gunk up.

-Greg


(and please use distilled water from your local grocery store. AND DO NOT use washer fluid....idk who told you that was a good plan)

 

DEI lol...... Sorry that just rang the D.E.I. (direct exhaust injection) bell for me. haha good times.

 

[QUOTE=05TurboS2k,Oct 4 2008, 07:27 AM]DEI lol...... Sorry that just rang the D.E.I. (direct exhaust injection) bell for me.