Red Line (80204 Water Wetter - Coolant Additives - 12 Oz Bottle

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As for Evans waterless Coolant, all Evans products use stuff that is currently banned in motorcycle competition (both FIM & ACU) because although it is technically water free, it is liquid.Inexpensive products that promise significant improvements to your car’s performance are almost always fool’s gold. This is especially true for engine additives (*cough* STP *cough*). However, there’s one company with a sterling reputation for delivering on its promises: Redline Synthetic. Since 1979, the Benicia, California company has been selling coolants, fuel additives and lubricants to the automotive, motorcycle, marine and industrial markets. As part of their range, Redline offer a product called WaterWetter®. They claim their potion can reduce car coolant temperatures by as much as 30ºF. That’s hot! I mean, not. And Benefit #2, yes it is better than glycol based antifreeze. But your best heat transfer is going to be with straight water, so adding any glycol will always reduce the heat transfer. combine both of the above by installing a Ron Davis racing radiator with Integrated engine oil cooler

The engines or metal parts are covered with paint or plastics which act as a barrier and helps to lessen the corrosion and rust. Redline is a water wetter compatible with all antifreeze, including the most improved and new long-life variations. Moreover, for the forum in which they talked about the water wetter’s significance, customers put a water bottle wetter in their MB FD and saw no difference in the temperature. They believed the water wetter would lower the temperature by 10 degrees but didn’t get the desired result. Not practical The radiator of a vehicle is filled with many antifreeze or coolant. Those coolants may help your engine to operate individually in different weather or temperature. Radiator additive helps an engine to deal with temperature individually. So that an engine can operate properly at different temperatures.Most of the car breakdown happens because of the problems in the cooling system of the vehicles. With the correct use of coolant additives, you can protect your car and prevent breakdown. using water wetter with a cooling system that is functioning properly and the engine doesnt overheat, will not help one single bit. Now as to the claims of water wetter. To me, a DROP in coolant temperature (all other things being equal) would be LESS heat transferred to the cooling system, unless a coolant of far greater specific heats was being used. Not knowing the make-up of water wetter, I can't say whether it does increase the specific heat markedly. https://cdn.opieoils.co.uk/images/variants/large/redline/red-line-waterwetter-super-coolant-additive-355ml-bottle-4.jpg Red Line WaterWetter will provide the proper corrosion inhibition for all common cooling system metals, including aluminum, cast iron, steel, copper, brass, and lead. Water has twice the heat transfer capability when compared to 50% glycol Antifreeze / Coolant in water. Most passenger automobiles have a cooling system designed to reject sufficient heat under normal operating conditions using a 50/50 glycol solution in water. However, in racing applications, the use of water and WaterWetter will enable the use of smaller radiator systems, which means less frontal drag, and it will also reduce cylinder head temperatures, even when compared to water alone, which means more spark advance may be used to improve engine torque. Type Dilution:

https://cdn.opieoils.co.uk/images/variants/large/redline/red-line-waterwetter-super-coolant-additive-355ml-bottle-1.jpg Important: RED LINE WaterWetter is a Coolant ADDITIVE and DOES NOT contain any Antifreeze. It's main purpose is to reduce Engine Running Temperatures and raise existing Antifreeze / Coolant boiling points. Reduces or eliminates bubbles or vapor barrier that form on hot metal surfaces to reduce coolant temperatures by up to 20°F

I posted this in the Pettit Super Charger post, but I'd like to expand it and clarify for the general population. Redline is an American company that has been making all manner of automotive fluids since 1979, so it’s safe to say it knows what it’s doing. With a catalogue that includes oils, flushes, additives and more, with a great many geared at performance use, it’s safe to assume they’re at the top of their game. But even so, a 355ml bottle of liquid that cools your engine? Too good to be true, surely? Redline claims that its Water Wetter “lowers temperatures by reducing or eliminating bubbles or vapor barrier that form on hot metal surfaces”. It also has anti-corrosion agents within it, too. You simply add it to your expansion tanks, and away you go. That’s all there is to it. But does it work? Its unique cooling agent lowers the temperature of the engine by alleviating bubbles from the hot surface of the metal. It can reduce the temperature by 30 degrees Fahrenheit. Some customers couldn’t describe the difference between the Redline water wetter and rinse aid because both don’t work with their overheating problems. But the rinse aid didn’t cause any problems with the engine, as they believe.