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Neutral Newbie

Anyone tried this coolant before?

 

Cos thinking of changing to this.

 

Any feedback and comment?

 

Thanks

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Dat's me lah... yah, have it running in my car. Engine does run cooler - Stream's engine bay is your regular industrial grade over. After engine ice, plus change to Mugen thermostat, some surfaces are actually cool enough to touch (of course still hot, but won't burn lah).

 

But $$$ [sweatdrop][sweatdrop] And somemore cannot top up with water. My car drank 2 and 3 quarter bottles [sweatdrop][sweatdrop]

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Hee! Hee! Sorry! And yeah $$$$! Call Sporting Motor and they said a 2 litres bottle is at $35 and my car needs about 2 bottles. That's $70 buck of coolant. sweatdrop.gifsweatdrop.gifsweatdrop.gif Maybe should stay with the original coolant unsure.gif

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In the past, engine blocks are made of cast iron, especially Conti Cars.

Now, most Japon cars are made of Aluminium blocks of different grades.

 

Manufactureres such as Toyotas, Honds have done extensive research on coolant additivies for aluminum radiators and Engine. THat is why they their house brands.

 

My question is if that product has been tested for Aluminum Engine block / radiator??? If from US, normally I will siam... don;t want ending up with RadiatorHead leaks etc..

 

my 2 cents ignore me if you wish.

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I have a friend who has this in his Kawasaki ZX400, sports bike. His review was good. Generally, if your current coolant doesn't give you any problem, stick to it. Unless you know that the coolant that you wish to try is suitable for your engine, use it by all means as it should provide a more efficient cooling.

 

Regards

 

Lester

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Dear All

 

Has decided to stick to the original coolant. For S$70 buck think do grounding better. Thanks for the advise. [thumbsup]

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You might want to try Reline WaterWetter, Jeep Chee is having it. Just add to you existing coolant will do. For best result, need to flush the whole thing. 1 bottle can share with another car, only $20+ per bottle and it works!

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