For warm/hot weather, straight up distilled H2O?
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I live in South Florida where the cool temps peak at about 40*
so it is pretty damn hot year-round. For the last 5 years my car has only seen distilled water with a bottle of water pump lubricant and a bottle of water wetter. I flush it once a year or whenever I need to remove the water pump/hoses for anything. Temps stay real cool and everything is ridiculously clean inside.
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I usually run around 70/30 and use a bottle of water wetter. I wouldn't run all water with no antifreeze though. Water boils at 212* and you're high speed fan kick on around 225*. On the bottle of antifreeze it should tell you at what percentage of water/antifreeze it will protect to for high and low temps.
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I usually run around 70/30 and use a bottle of water wetter. I wouldn't run all water with no antifreeze though. Water boils at 212* and you're high speed fan kick on around 225*. On the bottle of antifreeze it should tell you at what percentage of water/antifreeze it will protect to for high and low temps.