Evans coolant questions
I really dont see the point or benefit and I would not use it in my own car.
Whilst yes it may have some positives, ultimately it has less heat transfer ability than water.
I use soft water I make for home use to fill my cooling system.
These types of products REDUCE Coolant Voltage to ZERO.
YES, I AGREE with Steve's "tech" of LESS HEAT TRANSFER, which is VERY GOOD for engine HP.
The MOST IMPORTANT item in a cooling system is WHEN the coolant boils.
Increase the coolant system pressure as do Cup Cars and you increase that boiling point.
The Evans type of products ALSO raise that boiling point.
Lance
If you are not seeing sustained tracked time (high temp) is it worth it? In most people's opinion, no.
If you do make the change, follow their flush procedure.
But then if temperatures are getting so high in the first place. IMO that is a problem that needs addressed rather than a fluid that doesnt boil.
I will point out, something most will never think of, it is very flammable. Not a big deal, most fluids under the hood are. So a head gasket leaking onto a header could be bad.
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The fire I heard about was a turbo car that lost a head gasket. I am sure a red hot manifold is well be beyond the flash point. Open flame will not light it, but red hot metal would.
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The Evans coolant/Delco coolant is Glycol based.
MY Concern is about the Coolant System Voltage being reduced to ZERO if possible.
This happens when there is NO/LOW water in the cooling system.
Water Ions can also be neutralized as happens when Hyper Lube is induced into the coolant
The LACK of a current flowing through the engine/radiator will increase engine life.
Lance





