Subject	Re: redline water wetter?
Posted by	Michael(Dallas) on September 20, 2001 at 11:22 AM
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In Reply To	redline water wetter? posted by Jodecy on September 20, 2001 at 11:12 AM
Message	Water Wetter will not lower your coolant temperature. It is a surfactant and, in theory, should help prevent detonation by preventing hot pockets of steam form forming in the engine cylinder. If you want to maximize on coolant efficiency, then go w/ a 100/0 water/coolant mix or 70/30 water/coolant mix if you live in a mild-climate area. Michael.
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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