I was talking to an engine builder yesterday who told me that Toyota were using this in the 1980s and, as a result, he could always depend on the inside of their engines to be pristine. Might be worth researching? I use two cans of the Honda pre-mixed coolant in my engine, which also cuts down electrolysis.
Waterless coolant fluids !!
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Ciao Alistar,
Please note that I'm using Evans waterless coolant in my engine and it work great. Along with the benefits of a higher boiling point it also has non-corrosive elements which is vital for our ageing Alfa engines. Also note that you don't need an overflow tank! Following a long day at the track recently my coolant level remained exactly the same.
I'm using the high performance version in my newly built engine, but if your changing over from normal coolant/water you need to also purchase a flushing agent prior to using Evans waterless coolant.
Note that it's not cheap, but in my opinion it's well worth the expense.
Saluti
Sergio
Please note that I'm using Evans waterless coolant in my engine and it work great. Along with the benefits of a higher boiling point it also has non-corrosive elements which is vital for our ageing Alfa engines. Also note that you don't need an overflow tank! Following a long day at the track recently my coolant level remained exactly the same.
I'm using the high performance version in my newly built engine, but if your changing over from normal coolant/water you need to also purchase a flushing agent prior to using Evans waterless coolant.
Note that it's not cheap, but in my opinion it's well worth the expense.
Saluti
Sergio
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