Subject	water wetter is a "surfactant" which breaks down water surfa
Posted by	Bernie on September 20, 2001 at 11:20 AM
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In Reply To	redline water wetter? posted by Jodecy on September 20, 2001 at 11:12 AM
Message	ce tension. when it does this, the water can get into all the little "nooks and crannies" in the radiator and engine where it couldn't reach... thus effectively increasing the cooling surface area. i use water wetter and i think it seems to help... but i didn't really "notice" a big difference. if you just want to have a cooler coolant temp, just change out your thermostat... that will be more effective than anything else you can think of. Bernie GROUP BUY FOR RACELOGIC SYSTEMS GOING ON NOW! DEADLINE IS OCT.1 !! Authorized sales rep for... Datalogs every run... launches with boost in your 5-speed... keeps turbos spooled between shifts... enables controlled power slides... valet mode prevents abuse of your Z... unlike most factory systems, maximizes acceleration! For more information, pricing, or to purchase a system, feel free to e-mail me: bhsiao@newssun.med.miami.edu or visit the website
Follow Ups	redline water wetter? - Jodecy 11:12:24 09/20/01 WW = good. Oil Pressure is fine. (n/m) - Elguapo (Work) 11:19:48 09/20/01 water wetter is a "surfactant" which breaks down water surfa - Bernie 11:20:19 09/20/01 Re: redline water wetter? - Michael(Dallas) 11:22:31 09/20/01 Royal Purple also sells a coolant additive that - GamblerZ 12:15:06 09/20/01 Purple Ice (n/m) - Seb300ZX 14:23:29 09/20/01
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